<p>Though, the number of participants dwindled compared to the past nine days, it was made up by the enthusiasm of a few who shouted “Vande Mataram.”<br /><br />Volunteers of the India Against Corruption (IAC), the NGO, which is in-charge of agitation at the Freedom Park, said participation registration at the end of the day was nearly 19,000. A number far less when compared to the past week, wherein each day saw a participation of nearly 30,000 people.<br /><br />Banners at the Freedom Park showed the individual identities of various groups who had gathered to register their protest seeking the passage of the Bill.<br /><br />From international schools, colleges to the Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) all displayed their banners registering their presence at the Park.<br />Hundreds of lawyers participated in a signature campaign and expressed their solidarity with Anna Hazare’s anti-corruption movement.<br /><br />From truckers’ association to lesser-known colleges used the Park railing for advertising their institutions.<br /><br />As many as 500 employees from Toyota Kirloskar who arrived at the Park extended their support the movement.<br /><br />Until Sunday, the amount of donation collected totalled Rs nine lakh, said IAC volunteers.</p>
<p>Though, the number of participants dwindled compared to the past nine days, it was made up by the enthusiasm of a few who shouted “Vande Mataram.”<br /><br />Volunteers of the India Against Corruption (IAC), the NGO, which is in-charge of agitation at the Freedom Park, said participation registration at the end of the day was nearly 19,000. A number far less when compared to the past week, wherein each day saw a participation of nearly 30,000 people.<br /><br />Banners at the Freedom Park showed the individual identities of various groups who had gathered to register their protest seeking the passage of the Bill.<br /><br />From international schools, colleges to the Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) all displayed their banners registering their presence at the Park.<br />Hundreds of lawyers participated in a signature campaign and expressed their solidarity with Anna Hazare’s anti-corruption movement.<br /><br />From truckers’ association to lesser-known colleges used the Park railing for advertising their institutions.<br /><br />As many as 500 employees from Toyota Kirloskar who arrived at the Park extended their support the movement.<br /><br />Until Sunday, the amount of donation collected totalled Rs nine lakh, said IAC volunteers.</p>
