On the proposed legislation, the activist said, “I have not seen the paper (Jan Lokpal Bill) but what he (Kejriwal) said is good. When I see the paper, I can tell more. But whatever he has told me sounds good. It is good.” To a poser on whether he will support Kejriwal's agitation in case he resigns, Anna said he would not be able speak on the issue now.
“Will decide on it later...I do not wish to get involved in politics with Aam Aadmi Party and Congress. We will wait and watch AAP's further action,” he said. After meeting Anna, Kejriwal reiterated his threat to resign saying “if I have to resign a hundred times, then also I will resign.”
He said his meeting with Anna was about the two proposed bills and it was not a “political” affair. “I was here to inform Anna on Jan Lokpal and Swaraj bills. I was not here for any political purpose. He (Anna) was my guru and he is my guru,” the Delhi Chief Minister said.
