Ralegansiddhi
Date: 29th September, 2011
My Sisters and Brothers,
It is after a long time that I am directly communicating with you.
Henceforth, it is from this blog that I will be constantly in touch with you.
We started a movement demanding that Janlokpal Bill be passed in India and slowly the crusade spearheaded in to a full-fledged non-violent revolution spilling on to the Ramlila grounds. The support of the people and my young friends was overwhelming as they came forward from every corner of the country and their cries awakened India from its deep slumber. Their cries not only shook the very roots of our country but people from world over who had fallen prey to injustice, corruption took active part in the movement. The entire movement was infectious. This was the beginning of a revolution. It was the beginning of India’s second struggle for independence. The Parliament gave us an assurance that they would put forward some our demands from the Janlokpal Bill and get them approved. But assurance doesn’t necessarily mean law. A bigger fight awaits us. The ruling class, either it’s the party in power or the opposition, is steeped in corruption and hence doesn’t give a second thought to the interest of the common man or acknowledges the tremendous rise in corruption at every level of power grid.
Hence, the need of the hour is to continue with the non-violent revolution. It will be through this blog that in future, I will convey what has to be done henceforth the steps that we need to take and the direction this revolution will head towards. But before that I would like to share some of my feelings with you.
As I sat for the fast on Ramlila grounds (though it began in Tihar Jail) the Government and a part of people in power started spreading rumors about me and our movement. It was done maliciously so as to create misunderstanding about me and the movement in the minds of the people. Their aim was to dampen the spirit of this revolution. It was only due to the sensible people of India that they could not succeed in their conniving activities. Some of them are still trying to impede my efforts. As talks progressed regarding me giving up my fast, the people who came to meet my team members, the middle-man, the Minister all of them had different versions, different assurances. Till the last moment they tried to break the movement. It was the responsibility of the government that they scrutinize the people they had sent for negotiations whether they were corrupt or had clean image. That was for the Government to think. I held talks with them considering they were Government representatives! The answers lay with the government. According to me they could be Ministers or People’s representatives. They were not here to show their gratitude towards the movement. They were mere government’s messengers carrying words to and fro on both sides. It was only when my inner voice permitted me I broke my fast after getting assurance from the government. The reason I am clearing the misconceptions here is I came to understand some government agents tried to propagate and create an image that it was the handiwork of their favorite ministers that I gave up my fast. I came across articles of self-praise, interviews published by them. This is a false propaganda. In my fight for the truth I have never ever taken decisions that went against my line of thought. The people who claim that it is because of them that the movement could be curbed are the people who are against the Indian common man and enemy of this second freedom struggle. Such people in order to end the fight against corruption are resorting to corrupt methods, as is seen.
This is a probable danger which we should all be wary of. From every corner of India: north to south and from east to west, people gathered in large numbers pledging their support for the movement. A movement on such a large scale is not over yet just because I ended my fast on Ramlila grounds. That was just a beginning. This movement still has a long way to go and very soon it will acquire anon-violent but intense flavor of nation-wide revolution. The fight has to be fought till the end self-righteously, till it achieves a positive aim. People belonging to various political parties are not aware of the boiling volcano in minds of the common man against their corrupt ways and super-luxurious way of life. I believe, very soon they will come face-to-face with the reality and this will be done by the people and the youth of India.
To enable a one-to-one conversation with you I will soon embark on my journey throughout India. I will be addressing problems faced by people at every step of life and will voice my thoughts through this blog created by the people appointed by me.Interactive communication on this blog will start very soon. You can share your queries, problems thoughts and emotions with me.
You can have access to my official line of thought on this blog.
Before I conclude I would personally like to thank on behalf of my associates and the people of India, Myanmar’s great Aung San Sui Ki, Nobel Prize winner for her sacrifice for the sake of her nation. She commended our struggle against corruption in a special interview given to ‘Times Now.’ The fight against the dictatorship regime in Myanmar is one of the greatest struggles in world history. We pledge our support to her.
I will soon meet with a new line of thought.
Namaskar!
BHARATMATA KI JAI! JAI HIND! INQUILAB JINDABAD!
Date: 29th September, 2011
My Sisters and Brothers,
It is after a long time that I am directly communicating with you.
Henceforth, it is from this blog that I will be constantly in touch with you.
We started a movement demanding that Janlokpal Bill be passed in India and slowly the crusade spearheaded in to a full-fledged non-violent revolution spilling on to the Ramlila grounds. The support of the people and my young friends was overwhelming as they came forward from every corner of the country and their cries awakened India from its deep slumber. Their cries not only shook the very roots of our country but people from world over who had fallen prey to injustice, corruption took active part in the movement. The entire movement was infectious. This was the beginning of a revolution. It was the beginning of India’s second struggle for independence. The Parliament gave us an assurance that they would put forward some our demands from the Janlokpal Bill and get them approved. But assurance doesn’t necessarily mean law. A bigger fight awaits us. The ruling class, either it’s the party in power or the opposition, is steeped in corruption and hence doesn’t give a second thought to the interest of the common man or acknowledges the tremendous rise in corruption at every level of power grid.
Hence, the need of the hour is to continue with the non-violent revolution. It will be through this blog that in future, I will convey what has to be done henceforth the steps that we need to take and the direction this revolution will head towards. But before that I would like to share some of my feelings with you.
As I sat for the fast on Ramlila grounds (though it began in Tihar Jail) the Government and a part of people in power started spreading rumors about me and our movement. It was done maliciously so as to create misunderstanding about me and the movement in the minds of the people. Their aim was to dampen the spirit of this revolution. It was only due to the sensible people of India that they could not succeed in their conniving activities. Some of them are still trying to impede my efforts. As talks progressed regarding me giving up my fast, the people who came to meet my team members, the middle-man, the Minister all of them had different versions, different assurances. Till the last moment they tried to break the movement. It was the responsibility of the government that they scrutinize the people they had sent for negotiations whether they were corrupt or had clean image. That was for the Government to think. I held talks with them considering they were Government representatives! The answers lay with the government. According to me they could be Ministers or People’s representatives. They were not here to show their gratitude towards the movement. They were mere government’s messengers carrying words to and fro on both sides. It was only when my inner voice permitted me I broke my fast after getting assurance from the government. The reason I am clearing the misconceptions here is I came to understand some government agents tried to propagate and create an image that it was the handiwork of their favorite ministers that I gave up my fast. I came across articles of self-praise, interviews published by them. This is a false propaganda. In my fight for the truth I have never ever taken decisions that went against my line of thought. The people who claim that it is because of them that the movement could be curbed are the people who are against the Indian common man and enemy of this second freedom struggle. Such people in order to end the fight against corruption are resorting to corrupt methods, as is seen.
This is a probable danger which we should all be wary of. From every corner of India: north to south and from east to west, people gathered in large numbers pledging their support for the movement. A movement on such a large scale is not over yet just because I ended my fast on Ramlila grounds. That was just a beginning. This movement still has a long way to go and very soon it will acquire anon-violent but intense flavor of nation-wide revolution. The fight has to be fought till the end self-righteously, till it achieves a positive aim. People belonging to various political parties are not aware of the boiling volcano in minds of the common man against their corrupt ways and super-luxurious way of life. I believe, very soon they will come face-to-face with the reality and this will be done by the people and the youth of India.
To enable a one-to-one conversation with you I will soon embark on my journey throughout India. I will be addressing problems faced by people at every step of life and will voice my thoughts through this blog created by the people appointed by me.Interactive communication on this blog will start very soon. You can share your queries, problems thoughts and emotions with me.
You can have access to my official line of thought on this blog.
Before I conclude I would personally like to thank on behalf of my associates and the people of India, Myanmar’s great Aung San Sui Ki, Nobel Prize winner for her sacrifice for the sake of her nation. She commended our struggle against corruption in a special interview given to ‘Times Now.’ The fight against the dictatorship regime in Myanmar is one of the greatest struggles in world history. We pledge our support to her.
I will soon meet with a new line of thought.
Namaskar!
BHARATMATA KI JAI! JAI HIND! INQUILAB JINDABAD!
Let the government think what they want. Indians want the Jan Lokpal and are in this fight against corruption for the long haul. Please let us know your thoughts on follow up actions.
ReplyDeleteAnna Ji! Indeed you created a revolution. The common man has realised, peaceful protest produces tangible results and that is the most effective way to fight for his rights. The electoral reforms are on your Agenda, next. Quite correctly. I think three electoral reforms can bring a sea change and project good mass leaders: (a)compulsory voting, (b)right to reject, and (c)right to recall. Best regards
ReplyDeleteAnnaji, they are all afraid of the youth power which is behind you. To make NextGen India a corruption free country, we are ready to fight with those who are in power but misusing it.
ReplyDeleteJanlokpal is what India needs, and they have to give it to us. It's our right.
Jai Hind.
Everyone knows that politicians are corrupt. However, the common man cannot even attempt to reveal the truth behind the scaly shell of our ministers. Yet the old saying "there is strength in numbers" prevails yet again. You have changed India for the better, and I will always be with you.
ReplyDeleteIt had been required since long.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of being witness of this movement.
I wish that at least next generation can breath in corruption free India.
This is a continuous process and to be carried out generation after generation.
Jai Hind,
Mukul Uniyal