"There are no two opinions that it is Parliament which will decide the final Bill, nobody else.... Parliament will now have to decide what form to give to the Lokpal Bill," Advani told the media.
He emphasised that BJP wanted a strong and effective Lokpal and was willing to extend full cooperation on the matter in Parliament.
"From our (Bharatiya Janata Party and National Democratic Alliance) side, there will be every effort to get the Bill passed. This effort was there even in the joint committee and also in meetings called by the prime minister and (Finance Minister) Pranab Mukherjee," he said.
He maintained that the BJP has clearly stated its view in the all-party meetings on the form the Lokpal Bill should take.
Advani claimed Team Anna had discussed the Jan Lokpal Bill with the BJP leadership, which in turn had pointed out "three-four" lacunae in it.
"After discussing the Bill with us, they all had even agreed to these changes. I do not know on how many they agree with us and on how many they are still firm," he said.
