He demanded that the bill must come up during the ongoing winter session of parliament, and said he would continue his hunger strike until the promised legislation is passed.
Hazare said there could have been several factors behind the outcome of the assembly elections in four states Sunday, and one of them was the non-passage of the Jan Lokpal Bill.
The 76-year-old former army driver said the "Congress has cheated the people" on this issue, and warned that if it continues to dilly-dally further, the voters will again vent their anger against the ruling party at the centre in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
(With IANS inputs)
Lokpal Bill: Anna Hazare to go on indefinite fast once again from tomorrow
Ralegan Siddhi (Maharashtra): Anna Hazare will once again launch an indefinite fast from tomorrow demanding early passage of the Jan Lokpal Bill in parliament.This time, Hazare plans to sit on hunger-strike near the Yadavbaba temple
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