Yoga guru Ramdev, who openly backed Narendra Modi for prime ministership before 2014, says it cannot be said now as to who would be the next prime minister and who would lead the country.
"We cannot say who will be the next prime minister or who will lead the country. The situation is very interesting. It is a fighting situation in politics now. My personal view is I am not supporting any person nor am I opposing any party," he told reporters here.
Ramdev, who was part of the civil society campaign against corruption and the movement for Lokpal during the UPA regime, later backed Modi for the prime ministership and had demanded measures to curb black money and for repatriation of the funds stashed abroad. He had also backed the government on demonetisation.
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