In a significant political development, seven out of ten Rajya Sabha MPs from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have resigned to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), marking a major blow to the party led by Arvind Kejriwal. Among the resigning members are prominent figures such as Raghav Chadha, who expressed his disillusionment with AAP's current direction, stating the party has deviated from its founding principles. Chadha, who previously served as the deputy leader of the Rajya Sabha for AAP, has been critical of the party's leadership and its failure to uphold its commitment to honest politics. Alongside him, Swati Maliwal, a former Delhi Commission for Women chairperson, has also voiced her disappointment with Kejriwal's leadership. Other MPs resigning include Sandeep Pathak, Ashok Mittal, Harbhajan Singh, Rajinder Gupta, and Vikram Sahney, each of whom has played significant roles within the party. The mass resignation raises questions about AAP's future and its ability to maintain its political influence in Delhi and other states.