Speaking to TV reporters in Maharashtra late Sunday, Anna Hazare said: "Baba has expressed his wish to sit on fast with me but I have placed a set of demands in front of him. If they are met, then I will think about it."
Adding to it, a member of civil society activists led by Hazare said in Delhi: "This is not the first time that Anna has said this. Earlier too he had mentioned that he will welcome Baba Ramdev to join his fast only after they talked about certain issues."
Anna Hazare has announced that he will sit on another fast Aug 16 at Jantar Mantar for a strong Lokpal bill.
While he supported Ramdev's campaign against corruption and even sat on a one-day fast after the yoga guru was ousted from the capital's Ramlila Ground amid bedlam June 5, his statement of raising an army of 11,000 young men and women to strike back when attacked did not go down well with Hazare and his team.
Ramdev returned to the capital Sunday and accused the police of trying to kill him and assaulting women during the June 5 crackdown, when they were protesting against corruption.
