New Delhi, April 3: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has removed MP Raghav Chadha from the position of Deputy Leader in the Rajya Sabha. This decision has sparked intense speculation in political circles about Chadha’s future with AAP and whether he will align with another political party.
In response to Chadha’s removal, Punjab Congress President Amarinder Singh Raja Wading stated that AAP’s internal decisions regarding appointments and dismissals are their own business. However, he emphasized that all is not well within the party. The relationship between Raghav Chadha and AAP appears to be strained. Wading suggested that this may just be the beginning, hinting at a potential complete separation in the future. He predicted that both parties might start accusing each other and revealing internal secrets.
Regarding law and order in Punjab, Wading expressed concerns about attempts to destabilize the state. He noted that the current situation in Punjab is unprecedented and seems to involve a deeper conspiracy. He pointed out that bomb blasts are now occurring in Chandigarh, which falls directly under the jurisdiction of the Union Home Minister. Wading held the BJP responsible for the recent events, stating that such occurrences have never been seen before.
He mentioned that he would elaborate on these issues in the coming days.
Wading also commented on his experience during the Zero Hour in the House, where he intended to speak but was interrupted by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. He expressed frustration over being cut off while attempting to address significant issues concerning Punjab.
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