"As many as 200 offices have been opened for functioning of the party, just today (Monday) and about money, it's a Aam Aadmi Party... they (the aam aadmi) will run it," Vishwas said.
"The donations are coming to our party account and people are giving cheques, so they (other parties) need not to worry," he said.
"We are getting donations for the party from across India," he said.
As much as Rs.1.63 lakh was collected by the volunteers in the form of donations to the party, 15,000 people took registration forms and the party received 300 applications for providing spaces for the party offices, a party statement claimed.
Earlier in the day, Kejriwal and his colleagues visited Mahatma Gandhi's memorial Raj Ghat. He also paid tributes to B.R. Ambedkar. Kejriwal chose to launch his party Nov 26 as the constitution of India was adopted on this day in 1949.
