AAP's disappointing LS debut, fails to open account in Delhi

We will brainstorm over the issue, talk to our volunteers and go to people and ask what mistake we committed and how can we go ahead,” party leader Yogendra Yadav said.

He said that despite the party's candidates polling over 1.5 crore across the country it has not been able to become a national party. Its dream of becoming national party may not materialise as it did not get the number of votes required.

“For becoming a national party we want six per cent of votes in four different states. We have managed to do that in Delhi and Punjab, but found it difficult in other states,” Yadav said.