Updated On: 19 March, 2013 07:51 AM IST | | Vivek Sabnis
While the AAP founder wanted the activist to share the dais with him in Delhi during his indefinite fast starting March 23, Anna said he might meet him in the Capital on a later date
The once inseparable dynamic duo of social and political activism — Anna Hazare and Arvind Kejriwal — is today a shadow of its former self. Gone is the media frenzy, and the halo of the heydays.u00a0
The starkest contrast of course is in the equations between the two — political and personal. So, while Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) founder Kejriwal was at Ralegan Siddhi yesterday, appealing to Hazare to share the dais with him in Delhi during his indefinite hunger strike over rising power and water tariffs starting March 23, the latter only bestowed his blessings upon Kejriwal.