Stating that a series of reforms were needed in the country, Anna Hazare said in Ghaziabad on Monday that the youth were ready to sacrifice their lives for the nation.
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"Lots of reforms are needed. We have to continue development work but at the same time control corruption," Hazare told reporters in New Delhi's satellite town of Ghaziabad.
"Youth in huge numbers are coming forward to work against corruption. There is a group of youth who say they don't want to get married and have dedicated their lives to the nation," he said.
Hazare added that these youth will be trained at his village Ralegan Siddhi in Maharashtra.
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