Yadav said, “Our party has been receiving lots of support from the people across the country.
I can not predict how many seats we are going to win in the Lok Sabha elections. But the tally is immaterial.
AAP is an endeavor to prove that politics with a difference was possible. And we hope to grow stronger and stronger with time.”
Yadav, who has himself contested from Gurgaon Lok Sabha seat where he has alleged electoral malpractices, said, “There have been many such instances of poll rigging in other parts of the country which we have reported to the Election Commission.
“Unfortunately, the EC has not even bothered to reply to our communications. We are now faced with the last two phases of the elections in which all established parties might like to go for the kill.
The poll panel must pull up its socks to ensure voting is held in a free and fair manner”.
