AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal also appealed to "honest" people from all spheres and political parties, including Congress and BJP, to join the party in the fight against corruption.
Addressing a public meeting here today to mark the party's victory in assembly election in Delhi in which it got 28 seats becoming the second largest party, Kejriwal, however, did not say in how many states and seats AAP would contest Lok Sabha elections.
Kejriwal said they would need more funds to contest Lok Sabha elections and urged people to donate generously.
"This fight (assembly election) could not be fought without your donations. We will now contest Lok Sabha polls and request you to donate generously," said Kejriwal.
Manish Sisodia, who won from Patparganj assembly seat in Delhi, said party member Kumar Vishwas can contest Lok Sabha elections against Rahul Gandhi.
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