Raghav Chadha, a prominent figure in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), recently transitioned to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) along with six other leaders, a move that has sparked significant controversy. In a video statement, Chadha expressed discontent with the current state of AAP, describing it as a 'toxic work environment' that hindered his ability to contribute effectively. He criticized the party's leadership, alleging corruption and personal gain motives among its members. Chadha, who was once the youngest Rajya Sabha MP at 33, stated that he left a promising career as a Chartered Accountant to enter politics, emphasizing that he did not do so for personal advancement. His departure raises questions about AAP's future, particularly as Punjab elections approach, and reflects broader concerns regarding the party's integrity following corruption allegations that contributed to its electoral defeat in Delhi in 2025. Chadha's assertion that 'not all seven people can be wrong' highlights the collective discontent among former AAP members.