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Supporters wave Indian flags as Indian social activist Anna Hazare, unseen, sits during seven hours long fast demanding sweeping anti-corruption legislation in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011. Indian anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, whose campaign in August attracted massive public support, held a one-day fast December 11 demanding the government do more to crack down on crooked officials. Hazare returned to New Delhi for a one-day symbolic fast to protest against the government's draft of a new anti-corruption law, which he said was "toothless" legislation that exempted many key officials. Photo Credit: Indian Photo Agency
Supporters wave Indian flags as Indian social activist Anna Hazare, unseen, sits during seven hours long fast demanding sweeping anti-corruption legislation in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011. Indian anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, whose campaign in August attracted massive public support, held a one-day fast December 11 demanding the government do more to crack down on crooked officials. Hazare returned to New Delhi for a one-day symbolic fast to protest against the government's draft of a new anti-corruption law, which he said was "toothless" legislation that exempted many key officials. Photo Credit: Indian Photo Agency
