Law Minister Salman Khurshid also made it clear that there was no question about anyone from the government ever saying that they don't care what happens to Hazare's health.
"The main concern for me and the prime minister is Anna's health. We are very concerned about it," Khurshid told reporters outside Parliament.
He said, "The doors are open for discussion and it will remain open".
In the same vein he also said that "if I am told to step out" for the sake of the dialogue process to continue, then "I am ready to do that".
"The idea of dialogue was that we can bring convergence between their priorities and our priorities", he said.
The minister said Team Anna's stance has given rise to "scepticism" as "they say one thing to us inside and they say something else outside".
"We are not a party of automatons. We are a party of thinking people," he added.
