Haridwar:
Appearing sceptical about the new political outfit floated by Arvind Kejriwal, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev on Tuesday said it takes a minute to form a political party, but "how many people follow you is the key."
The yoga teacher did not rule out forming his own party, saying, "wait for three-four month and then things would be clear."
Mr Kejriwal on Tuesday announced forming his party in New Delhi.
When asked about Mr Kejriwal's party, Baba Ramdev said, "Let them form the party, let the manifesto come, anyone can form political party in a minute."
"But the crux of the matter is how many supporters do you get," he said in Haridwar.
Vowing to continue his agitation on the issues of black money and corruption, Baba Ramdev claimed he would send at least four hundred MPs to Parliament once he floats his party.
"I am firm on the issue of black money and corruption, and we will defeat those who oppose us on these matters in elections, "Baba Ramdev said while re-launching his campaign on these issues here on the occasion of 'Gandhi Jayanti'.
"We will send at least four hundred MPs to the Parliament," he said.
The yoga teacher did not rule out forming his own party, saying, "wait for three-four month and then things would be clear."
Mr Kejriwal on Tuesday announced forming his party in New Delhi.
When asked about Mr Kejriwal's party, Baba Ramdev said, "Let them form the party, let the manifesto come, anyone can form political party in a minute."
"But the crux of the matter is how many supporters do you get," he said in Haridwar.
Vowing to continue his agitation on the issues of black money and corruption, Baba Ramdev claimed he would send at least four hundred MPs to Parliament once he floats his party.
"I am firm on the issue of black money and corruption, and we will defeat those who oppose us on these matters in elections, "Baba Ramdev said while re-launching his campaign on these issues here on the occasion of 'Gandhi Jayanti'.
"We will send at least four hundred MPs to the Parliament," he said.
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