Speaking to reporters Hazare said, “This is the second freedom struggle and if my health permits then I will tour the entire country from October to awaken the masses against corruption.”

"My priority for them is to find out who is supporting the Jan Lokpal Bill in Parliament. Those who oppose the bill, we should confine them to their houses and not let them step out and move around he country. While doing so, there should be no violence and that a mob of 1,000-2,000 should lay siege to the houses of such members of Parliament," Hazare said.

He further said that people should be prepared for any consequences. "If they send you to prison, be prepared for that…it will be a moment of pride," he said adding, "I am gearing up for my third agitation if our version of the Jan Lokpal Bill did not find favor. After Jantar Mantar and Ramlila ground, we will find new space to hold our agitation."

Meanwhile, the National Advisory Council (NAC) member Aruna Roy on Monday denied allegations that she refused to hold a dialogue with Hazare’s team on the Jan Lokpal Bill.

"I didn't refuse talks, and Team Anna's member Arvind Kejriwal charges are all false," she said. Kejrival had said on Saturday that Roy was reluctant to talk with him and had challenged her for an open debate.