Arvind Kejriwal may be greedy for power: Anna Hazare
Agencies : New Delhi, Thu Nov 01 2012, 22:03 hrs
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Anna Hazare has said that his former associate Arvind Kejriwal, who has taken a political plunge, has no greed for money but he could have greed for power.
"It could be," Hazare said when asked whether he thinks that Kejriwal has greed for power.
"He has a social and nationalistic point of view and feeling of sacrifice. He thinks more about society and nation more than his family. He doesn't have greed for money," he said.
Hazare suggested that Kejriwal should exercise some restraint while targeting leaders, saying one should not attack all of them together as they will then gang up against him.
Hazare, who has been spearheading an anti-corruption movement, said he will announce his new team on November 10.
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