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Anna Hazare on hunger strike again? Letter to Chief Minister Fadnavis for the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill!
Ralegan Siddhi, December 11, 2025: Social activist Anna Hazare has once again expressed his determination to fight against corruption and has announced a fast unto death to increase pressure on the Maharashtra government. He has written a letter to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis regarding the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill and has also announced the date of the hunger strike.
In the letter, Anna Hazare has stated that despite the bill being passed in the State Legislative Assembly on December 28, 2022, and in the Legislative Council on December 15, 2023, the government has not implemented it in the last two years. "The government is behaving as if it lacks the political will. Implement this bill immediately to curb corruption, otherwise I will go on a hunger strike again," Hazare said in the letter. This announcement is expected to create a stir in Maharashtra's political atmosphere.
The hunger strike will begin on January 30, 2026, at 11 AM at the Yadubaba Temple in Ralegan Siddhi. Hazare has given a final warning to the government in the letter, emphatically stating, "Even though I am old, I will not give up the fight for the country." This hunger strike is likely to increase pressure on the state government regarding the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill.
This hunger strike by Hazare will be the second major step after the 2011 Anna movement, and there is enthusiasm among farmers and common citizens in rural areas regarding this. Opposition parties have also started criticizing the government and have raised questions about the delay in the implementation of the bill.
Chief Minister Fadnavis's office has not yet given an official reaction to this, but discussions have intensified in political circles. Everyone's attention is focused on Anna Hazare's fight.
Ralegan Siddhi, December 11, 2025: Social activist Anna Hazare has once again expressed his determination to fight against corruption and has announced a fast unto death to increase pressure on the Maharashtra government. He has written a letter to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis regarding the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill and has also announced the date of the hunger strike.
In the letter, Anna Hazare has stated that despite the bill being passed in the State Legislative Assembly on December 28, 2022, and in the Legislative Council on December 15, 2023, the government has not implemented it in the last two years. "The government is behaving as if it lacks the political will. Implement this bill immediately to curb corruption, otherwise I will go on a hunger strike again," Hazare said in the letter. This announcement is expected to create a stir in Maharashtra's political atmosphere.
The hunger strike will begin on January 30, 2026, at 11 AM at the Yadubaba Temple in Ralegan Siddhi. Hazare has given a final warning to the government in the letter, emphatically stating, "Even though I am old, I will not give up the fight for the country." This hunger strike is likely to increase pressure on the state government regarding the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill.
This hunger strike by Hazare will be the second major step after the 2011 Anna movement, and there is enthusiasm among farmers and common citizens in rural areas regarding this. Opposition parties have also started criticizing the government and have raised questions about the delay in the implementation of the bill.
Chief Minister Fadnavis's office has not yet given an official reaction to this, but discussions have intensified in political circles. Everyone's attention is focused on Anna Hazare's fight.
In the letter, Anna Hazare has stated that despite the bill being passed in the State Legislative Assembly on December 28, 2022, and in the Legislative Council on December 15, 2023, the government has not implemented it in the last two years. "The government is behaving as if it lacks the political will. Implement this bill immediately to curb corruption, otherwise I will go on a hunger strike again," Hazare said in the letter. This announcement is expected to create a stir in Maharashtra's political atmosphere.
The hunger strike will begin on January 30, 2026, at 11 AM at the Yadubaba Temple in Ralegan Siddhi. Hazare has given a final warning to the government in the letter, emphatically stating, "Even though I am old, I will not give up the fight for the country." This hunger strike is likely to increase pressure on the state government regarding the implementation of the Lokayukta Bill.
This hunger strike by Hazare will be the second major step after the 2011 Anna movement, and there is enthusiasm among farmers and common citizens in rural areas regarding this. Opposition parties have also started criticizing the government and have raised questions about the delay in the implementation of the bill.
Chief Minister Fadnavis's office has not yet given an official reaction to this, but discussions have intensified in political circles. Everyone's attention is focused on Anna Hazare's fight.
