Sources say that according to the pro-Kejriwal group, entering the political fray would enable it to fight for a strong Lokpal (national ombudsman), which the UPA government, it says, has no intention of turning into law. Despite Hazare's recent remarks, the camp led by Arvind Kejriwal, which also includes Prashant Bhushan and Manish Sisodia among others, is unlikely to react. In fact, sources say that the team is focused on launching their political party with plans, on October 2, to share suggestions sent to them from people across the country regarding the name of the proposed party as also its constitution.
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