Team Anna launches online campaign for 'jail bharo' agitation (India)

Team Anna launches online campaign for 'jail bharo' agitation (India)

According to Indian Express Report,  team Anna has now launched an online campaign for their 'jail bharo' agitation from December 30 against government's Lokpal Bill wherein people can register themselves for the protest. 

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Besides online registration, people can also approach Team Anna through text messages and a missed call service. 

Those planning to participate in the 'jail bharo' agitation can either register through www.jailchalo.com or sent a text message to 575758 or give a missed call to 073031509500. 

Till now, over 5,500 people have registered for the agitation through online alone with Maharashtra and Delhi topping the list with over 1,000 each volunteers joining hands with Team Anna. 

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source: IndianExpress

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Anna Hazare threatens ‘Jail Bharo’ from January 1, 2012 (India)

Anna Hazare threatens ‘Jail Bharo’ from January 1, 2012 (India)

According to related posts, stepping up pressure, Anna Hazare today announced a new agitation of filling up jails (jail bharo) from January 1 if Parliament does not pass a strong Lokpal law, amid indications that it is unlikely to be done before the scheduled conclusion of the current winter session.

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Moreover, the agitation is in addition to the indefinite fast Hazare has already announced from December 27 unless a strong Lokpal bill is not not adopted by Parliament. Racing against time the Department of Personnel has begun drafting the Lokpal legislation taking into account the views of the Parliamentary Standing Committee and those of various political parties as articulated at yesterday’s all-party meeting chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.


In addition, what appears to be certain now now is that the Lokpal Bill would be introduced before December 22 when both Houses of Parliament are scheduled to adjourn sine die. However, the government has the option of extending the session into early January and taking a year-end break to enable members be with their families for Christmas and the New Year. Both Houses could reconvene in the first week of January to consider the Lokpal law.


Also, the draft legislation is expected to be considered by the Union Cabinet early next week, either on Sunday or Monday, after the Prime Minister returns from Moscow on Saturday. It could then be introduced in Parliament on December 20 or 21

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