New Delhi: Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Sunday again attacked Anna Hazare on his alleged ties with RSS, saying he did not understand why the Gandhian was denying the charge.
"Baba Ramdev is being more honest about the support of RSS to their campaign. Haven't understood why Anna is denying it. Ungrateful?" Singh said in his latest tweet.
Earlier, Singh on Saturday fired a salvo at Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, suggesting a nexus between the spiritual leader and the RSS after he released a book containing speeches of BJP President Nitin Gadkari.
"Sri Sriji releases Nitin Gadkariji's book. Advaniji and Suresh Soniji of RSS on the dais. Sri Sri Ji ko Jai Ho !" Singhi tweeted.
Ravishankar had released the book here on October 8 with a call to "spiritualise" politics. The book titled 'Vikas Ke Path' was released in the presence of L K Advani with RSS leaders sharing the dais.
This is the second time that Singh had posted his comments on the microblogging site Twitter suggesting relations between RSS and Sri Sri.
On Thursday, the Congress leader had alleged that the anti-corruption stir by Anna Hazare and Ramdev were part of an over-all plan of RSS-BJP to divert attention from Sangh's "terror links" and warned Sri Sri Ravishankar that he too could be used by them.
The AICC general secretary said that while Ramdev and Hazare were plan A and B of the Sangh-BJP, Sri Sri Ravishankar is Plan C and asked the spiritual guru to be "wary" of the two organisations.
Singh remarked on the microblogging site Twitter "Plan A, B and C are of Sangh/ BJP to divert the minds of the people from their involvement in terror activities to corruption. Plan A - Baba Ramdev. Crashed. Plan B- Anna. ? Plan C - Sri Sri Ravi Shankar soon to start his campaign".
In another post on the same day he had, "I hold Sri Ravi Shankarji in high esteem and have done a course in the Art of Living as CM MP in 2001. He should be wary of Sangh/BJP."
Reacting to it, Sri Sri had said, "People write so many things. I do not react to every comment. Everybody is entitled to his views."
(With additional inputs from PTI)
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