No idea why Hazare changed stand, says Kejriwal

December 10, 2012 21:33

After Anna Hazare said he would not vote for the newly-launched Aam Aadmi Party, its leader Arvind Kejriwal was today at a loss to explain what had made the anti-corruption crusader change his mind.

"Earlier, he had supported our party. But I don't know what happened in two days. He did not remain with us. If we have erred, we are ready to rectify our mistakes," Kejriwal said.

He was talking to reporters after addressing a farmers' rally with independent MP Raju Shetty in Sangli district of western Maharashtra. "Anna is our moral strength. He would always exert pressure for our good work. I hope he comes with us in future," Kejriwal said.

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