Raghav Chadha, a prominent Member of Parliament from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has publicly dismissed allegations made against him by the party, labeling them as part of a coordinated attack intended to silence him. This conflict escalated after Chadha was removed from his role as Rajya Sabha deputy leader, with Ashok Mittal taking over the position. In a video message, Chadha defended his actions, stating that the claims about his lack of participation in parliamentary walkouts and refusal to sign a motion to impeach the Chief Election Commissioner were unfounded. He emphasized that he has raised crucial issues such as water scarcity in Punjab, pollution in Delhi, and women's rights, countering claims that he is 'scared' to confront the government. AAP leaders, including Delhi chief Saurabh Bharadwaj and former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, have responded by questioning Chadha's commitment to the party and his effectiveness in addressing issues relevant to his constituents. The ongoing feud illustrates the internal strife within AAP as it faces external political pressures.