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Anti-corruption protests in India 印度的反腐败抗议 SQUELCHING barefoot in the sludge atRamlila Maidan, a park in central Delhi, a middle-aged manpraises the peopleslove for his guru, Anna Hazare. His eyes shine with zeal and hunger. Hislegs have cramp from fasting, for over a week, beside his 74-year-old leader. Sowhat? We trainour bodies to go without food for 30 days, he says. To loseflesh is to gain energy. 赤脚穿行于德里市中心Ramlila Maiden兰姆力拉广场公园的淤泥中，一位中年男子表达着对他心目中的领袖安纳哈扎尔的爱戴之情。他的眼神闪烁着激情和饥饿。一周多来追随其74岁领袖，他的双腿因绝食而痉挛。这又怎样呢?他说，30天来我们绝食来训练我们的身体。牺牲肉身来获取精力。 Mr Hazare, who has himself lost 6kg, isprone on a platform nearby, framed by a huge posterof Mahatma Gandhi, whosemethods he has adopted. A bank of television cameras and adevoted crowd, tensof thousands strong, watch him intently, day and night, cheering andchantingin a sea of mud. Groups of uniformed schoolboys march about, flourishing theIndiantricolour. Young men sport white Gandhi caps with I am Anna penned onthe sides. 哈扎尔先生本人，已经减轻了6公斤体重，仰卧于附近的一座平台之上，背景是一副巨型的甘地画像，他正沿用着甘地的方式。无数的摄像机，数万名忠实的群众，日夜不分的专心的看着他，在一片泥海中不时发出喝彩和颂扬之声。一群群着装统一的学生挥舞着印度三色旗游行示威。年轻人头戴侧面写有我是安纳字样的甘地式帽子。 | 
