'Missing' farmer says Gadkari did not grab his land

October 19, 2012 16:01

Arvind Kejriwal's IAC has inadvertently become a sitcom. The 'missing' farmer Gajanan Ghadge now says he is not missing and that BJP leader Nititn Gadkari has not taken his land. "My land is with me," he says. Ghadge also says that Anjali Damania (IAC) only wanted to help and was seeking his support. "Don't know who is playing politics with whom," says Ghadge.

This is what the IAC website says on Ghadge. Read

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