26 December,2013 12:37 PM IST | | Agencies
"Anna Hazare is my guru and I would personally talk to him on phone to invite him for the swearing-in ceremony," Kejriwal told reporters here.u00a0
Asked if he would travel to Delhi for the ceremony, Hazare said in his native Ralegan Siddhi village, "I am not well". "I can't say right now. I am not well," Hazare said when asked again.
The Gandhian had said two days back that he is yet to receive an invitation for the swearing-in ceremony but would not attend even if he got one owing to ill-health.
Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare. File pic
Hazare had earlier declined to comment on the Kejriwal-led AAP's decision to form the new government in Delhi, but added he would express his views when his former protege acts on the Lokayukta issue.
Hazare had parted ways with Kejriwal following his decision to form a political party. The relations between the Gandhian and the AAP convener had hit a new low when he recently ordered a frontline leader of Kejriwal's party Gopal Rai to leave his fast venue and village after he engaged in a spat with former Army chief General V K Singh.
Singh had slammed Kejriwal and others for having deserted Hazare and formed a political party. The AAP had immediately recalled Rai from Hazare's fast venue.
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