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Disha Patani's sister backs Raghav Chadha amid AAP's Rajya Sabha row (Image: Internet)
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing controversy within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has received support from several social media users, including Khushboo Patani, sister of actor Disha Patani.
The development comes shortly after Chadha was removed as the party’s deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, a move that has triggered political debate and public reactions.
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Following his removal, Chadha shared a video message on social media, stating that his silence should not be mistaken for defeat. He maintained that he has consistently raised issues concerning the public in Parliament.
In his post, he reiterated his commitment to speaking on matters affecting citizens and signalled that he would continue to remain active in public discourse.
Among those backing Chadha, Khushboo Patani’s comment drew significant attention online. Praising him as an educated and composed leader, she suggested that he consider forming his own political party in the future.
Her remark quickly gained traction on social media platforms, reflecting a section of public sentiment that views Chadha as a strong independent political voice.
While many users expressed support for Chadha’s stance, others criticised his past silence on internal party matters. Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit was among those who questioned Chadha’s response, arguing that he did not speak out during earlier controversies involving party leadership.
The differing reactions highlight a divided public opinion, with some backing Chadha’s recent statements and others pointing to his earlier role within the party.
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Meanwhile, AAP has appointed Ashok Mittal as the new deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, replacing Chadha. The party has maintained that such changes are part of its internal organisational process.
The move follows reports of Chadha’s limited participation in recent party activities and his absence during key political developments involving AAP leadership.
The episode underscores growing tensions within AAP, with both political leaders and public voices weighing in. As reactions continue to unfold, the situation is likely to remain a focal point in ongoing political discussions.
