Dear Mr. Paras Nath,
Question is not whether they will draft most appropriate bill or not. The bill is already drafted and most of us have already gone through the contents thereof. It has 33 or 34 sections and is well drafted taking almost everything within its ambit. The bill will have to be approved by the entire committee that comprises of ten members including five from the government side. These members will oppose it tooth and nail as they have done this far. The real battle will start now and we shall have to apply moral pressure not only on our own group but also on the government that has been dithering over this issue of corruption long enough. Even now most of those who are opinion makers are unhappy with the development that Anna Hazare, and not they, has succeeded in eliciting a notification for formation of a committee that is going to draft the bill. Watch out for more developments. You may rest assured, these politicians are not going to easily lay down their arms. They have not taken kindly to their their being labelled as servants of people by Anna.

Dear Mr. Negi, I am aware of all that you have said and that is what is the theme I have harped on. I wonder if you were responding to me or to someone else. Nonetheless, I am of the view that blogs provide a platform which can work as a launching pad. I also believe and practise that its not just a fight against corruption that we are fighting, or let us say, we are pretending to fight. It is war against corruption that we have launched and a war is not a one-day affair. I am clearly aware that it is going to be a long drawn one and I am ready for it both mentally and physically. I adopt no short cuts. You too think along that line and that is great. I am sure there are many like you and me who think along the same line. There is no reason why we should not succeed. If Egyptians can get rid of Hosne Mubarak without shedding a drop of blood, why can't we by following the likes of Anna Hazre, Baba Ramdev and others who are in this movement. I am sorry, I could not live up to your expectation of writing in Hindi. Let language not be a barrier.