
The nonagenarian leader was reacting to Kejriwal's statement during a television interview on Wednesday that he would welcome Achuthanandan to his party and the support of honest leaders like him would strengthen the anti-corruption campaign in the country.
"It seems that Kejriwal had not properly understood my politics and my struggles based on the philosophy of dialectical materialism and Marxism-Leninism. If he was aware of that, he would not have made such a statement," he said here.
Achuthanandan said Kejriwal's colleague Prashant Bhushan knew well his stand as he had often made his position clear during interactions with him as a lawyer engaged to fight his legal battles against corruption.
The veteran leader also took a dig at reporters, saying "you should not have asked this question to me since you know that I have a clear political position."