"Incharges of every Lok Sabha have been appointed and to decide names of candidates a state level screening committee has also been constituted," Singh added.
He said that Aam Aadmi Party would contest in almost all the 80 seats in UP and would field candidates against every prominent person including SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav and BSP chief Mayawati.
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"SP and BJP want to communalise atmosphere of the state", he alleged.
Asked about poll surveys, Singh said that without finalisation of candidates, AAP was seen getting 18 per cent vote share in these surveys and after the declaration of candidates this percentage would further increase.
Replying to a question, Singh said that AAP would contest 350 Lok Sabha seats in the country and would not forge alliance with any other party.
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