Following his recent transition from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha launched a scathing critique against his former party. He asserted that his departure was motivated not by fear, but by a profound sense of disappointment. In a strong statement, Chadha refuted claims suggesting that he and other leaders left under pressure, clarifying that their exit stemmed from disillusionment with AAP. He emphasized that they departed out of disdain for the party rather than fear.

Chadha expressed concern that the party he once helped establish no longer accommodates honest and hardworking members. He remarked that every true patriot who has contributed to AAP with dedication has either already left or is in the process of doing so. He further criticized the party for straying down a misguided path that few wish to follow, accusing the leadership of abandoning its foundational values and principles.

In a sweeping assertion, Chadha revealed that several MPs have collectively decided to exit the party, believing it has fallen into corrupt and compromising hands. He noted that not just one or two, but seven MPs are leaving AAP together. He referenced constitutional provisions that allow elected representatives to resign from their parties if they feel the party has deviated from its intended course.

Reflecting on his tenure in AAP, Chadha mentioned that he had long felt out of place. He stated that for years, he sensed he was the right person in the wrong party. He added that he was not part of the inner circle of leadership because he did not partake in their misdeeds. Chadha concluded by stating that they faced two choices: either abandon politics or channel their energy and experience into constructive political efforts.