A large number of Anna supporters stayed in the Ramlila ground whole night singing patriotic songs and chanting anti government slogans.
Aside from them, people belonging to different region and religion continues to pour into show their solidarity for the 73-year-old Gandhian, who has been fasting because August 16, demanding passing of Jan Lok Pal Bill in the Parliament.
The actual huge ground, which has a mosque and temple inside, was abuzz along with activities as protesters were seen making anti-graft posters and pasting them upon walls.
"I have been staying here for past five days, I only go to mosque to offer namaz and return to join Anna's movement, " said Asfaq, a businessman.
A number of young volunteers were involved with assisting people in getting medical help and food.
"It is a mini 'Kumbh' for all of us, I have never seen such a great public support for any innovator, Anna will surely help in uprooting corruption from the country, " stated Rakesh Singh, who had come from Allahabad to participate in the marketing campaign.
During the day scores of people gather around media persons or TV cameras since the protest round-the-clock.
"I do not know why government is opposing Anna. He's asking for an anti-corruption bill for the benefit for the masses, inch said RK Vij, an event manager.
Organisers here have made sufficient arrangements for food at 'anna ki rasoi' and water among other activities for visitors and protesters.
People also complained about inconvenience being faced through them in reaching the venue.
"The wrong sign boards at New Delhi city station are confusing people. If you follow them it will take you from Ramlila ground, " said Mrityunjay, a Faridabad resident.
"I had to walk a minumum of one kilometre to reach Ramlila ground, I could not get any auto as them all have been removed from here due to the ongoing agitation, " stated 65-year-old Janaki Devi.