New Delhi, Nov 1: Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh today took a dig at Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal by comparing him with former Congress treasurer and president late Sitaram Kesri. Digvijay Singh said: “na khata na bahi, jo kejriwal kahe, so sahi”, a parody on “na khata na bahi, jo Kesri kahe so sahi”.
The late Sitaram Kesri was for decades the Congress party treasurer, and it was rumoured that he hardly kept proper book of accounts of party funds.
On Tuesday, Digvijay Singh took a dig at Team Anna on its decision to return around Rs 42 lakhs to donors who had sent money to them during the last six months. He said “I don't understand what these people mean by funds from unknown sources. When they say they got Rs 40 lakhs from unknown sources, then whom will they return this money to if it is from unknown sources.
It is a confusing situation, jut like Na Khata Na Bahi, Jo Kejriwal kahe so sahi”.
singh tweeted with a post : “Super Team Anna to do an impossible Act. Return 40 Lakhs to unknown Donors. Only the Super Heroes can collect from unknown and return them.”
Kejriwal refused to comment on Digvijay's remark saying it would then become an endless thing.
Singh's remarks came as Team Anna decided to return Rs 42.55 lakh to donors who “did not provide their complete details and their sources of funding”.
In another post, he took a swipe at Sri Sri Ravishankar's anti-corruption campaign launched in Karnataka. “Sri Sri Ravishankar on the Roll in UP against corruption ! Again I have been proved correct. Anna/Gadkari want me to go to mental asylum..Charity begins at home. Shouldn't Sri Sri Ravishankar have begun his campaign from Karnatak ? But then, love is blind !,” Singh said.
Ravi Shankar had yesterday said his proposed tour to Uttar Pradesh is a regular satsang (religious gathering) and has no “ulterior motive or political agenda”.
