The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has officially replaced Raghav Chadha with Ashok Mittal as Deputy Leader in the Rajya Sabha, a move that has sparked discussions about internal dynamics within the party. Although AAP has not provided a specific reason for this change, reports suggest it may stem from concerns over Chadha's alignment with party priorities. In recent months, Chadha has focused on broader policy issues such as paid paternity leave and gig worker rights, which some perceive as a departure from AAP's core agenda. His absence from the list of star campaigners for the upcoming Assam elections and lack of public commentary on significant party developments have fueled speculation about his standing within AAP. Ashok Mittal has dismissed rumors of fallout, describing the leadership change as a routine decision aimed at providing varied experiences for party members. This development marks a significant shift in Chadha's political journey, having been a prominent figure in AAP since its inception in 2012. The implications of this change for AAP's internal structure and strategy remain to be seen.