Will end fast only if govt agrees to my three conditions: Anna

Social activist Anna Hazare today reiterated that he will end his fast only if there is consensus on three issues we have raised. The three sticky points are - Citizen's charter, inclusion of lower bureaucracy and setting up of Lokayukta in state through Lokpal. Will debate Jan Lokpal Bill in Parliament: PM's offer | Poll: Should Anna end his fast now? | LIVE updates

Social activist Anna Hazare today reiterated that he will end his fast only if there is consensus on three issues we have raised. The three sticky points are - Citizen's charter, inclusion of lower bureaucracy and setting up of Lokayukta in state through Lokpal.

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Hazare said, "Discussion should start on Lokpal from tomorrow in Parliament, including the issue of inclusion of lower bureaucracy".

He said that the corrupt officers must be sent to jail and their property must be attached.

Anna has insisted on including lower bureaucracy in Lokpal ambit.

Amid continuing deadlock between government and Team Anna Hazare on Lokpal, the Gandhian today wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the issue.

"Anna has written a letter to the Prime Minister and a response is awaited. Once Anna gets the reply, he will brief you," activist Manish Sisodia told Hazare's supporters.

However, the contents of Hazare's letter were not disclosed by Sisodia.

The letter was sent through senior Maharashtrian leader and Union Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, who met the Gandhian who is on his tenth day of his fast.

Sources said Hazare has sought written assurances from the government on some issues in the Lokpal bill.

Following Singh's speech, Lok Sabha today unanimously appealed to Hazare to end his hunger strike as his life was "much too precious".

The Prime Minister had on August 23 reached out to him with an appeal for ending fast and a promise that his Jan Lokpal Bill could be considered by Parliament along with the government draft.