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Delhi LoP atishi has declared the Rajya Sabha Secretariat's acceptance of seven AAP MPs merging with the BJP as "unlawful and unconstitutional." She argued that the Constitution and anti-defection laws do not permit such mergers, warning PM Modi of historical consequences for increased "atrocities."

AAP leader atishi has accused the BJP of failing to deliver on its promise of Rs 2,500 for women in Delhi, a pledge made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She highlighted that the deadline has passed without any disbursement, while also criticizing the BJP for allegedly hindering women's access to public services like Mohalla Clinics and transport benefits.

Delhi Assembly's Leader of Opposition atishi backed Arvind Kejriwal's decision to boycott excise policy case proceedings, citing judicial impartiality concerns after his recusal plea was dismissed. Kejriwal cited alleged bias due to ideological associations and a conflict of interest involving the judge's children working for the central government.

Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia announced a boycott of Delhi Excise Policy case proceedings, citing bias and conflict of interest. Kejriwal visited Rajghat to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, invoking Satyagraha. Both leaders expressed distrust in the judiciary due to alleged links of the judge and Solicitor General with RSS ideology.

BJP has sharply criticised Arvind Kejriwal, labelling him the "Rahman Dakait of Delhi" and accusing him of lavish living. BJP leader Parvesh Verma alleged Kejriwal built a "Sheesh Mahal 2" while Delhi suffered during the Covid wave and has now moved into a luxurious bungalow, abandoning his image of simplicity.

Swati Maliwal, once a close Arvind Kejriwal aide, now leads a significant AAP exodus to the BJP. Citing ideological drift and internal democracy's collapse, Maliwal's move follows a personal rupture after accusing a CM aide of assault. Her journey from loyalist to fierce critic culminates in a move that could reshape AAP's parliamentary presence, mirroring other early leaders' sidelining.

Seven Aam Aadmi Party MPs, including Raghav Chadha, defected to the Bharatiya Janata Party, citing a deviation from the party's core principles. The move is permissible under the anti-defection law as it involves more than two-thirds of the AAP's Rajya Sabha members. AAP plans to seek disqualification for some MPs.

In a significant political shift, Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has resigned from the Aam Aadmi Party and joined the BJP, citing the party's deviation from its founding principles for personal gain. Chadha expressed feeling like the 'right man in the wrong party.' He announced that seven AAP MPs, including Swati Maliwal and Harbhajan Singh, are also making the move.

Aam Aadmi Party's rising star Raghav Chadha has dramatically exited the party, along with six other Rajya Sabha members on Friday. The seven MP's announced their merger with BJP claiming that AAP "has now completely deviated from its principles, values, and morals". This move signals a significant internal rupture and an existential moment for the AAP, following Chadha's removal as deputy leader.

Internal rifts within the Aam Aadmi Party have surfaced publicly after Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha was removed as deputy leader. Senior leaders, including atishi and Bhagwant Mann, have sharply criticized Chadha, accusing him of being scared of Prime Minister Modi and deviating from party lines on crucial national issues.

From being one of party chief Arvind Kejriwal’s visible lieutenants, Raghav Chadha has demolished AAP in the Rajya Sabha and defected to the BJP with other party MPs

After Raghav Chadha's ousting as deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, AAP leaders launched an intense critique, branding him as overly focused on superficial publicity while neglecting critical party ideologies. His peers challenged his muted stance on urgent political affairs and his conspicuous lack of presence at protests, suggesting a possible intimidation by PM Modi.

Raghav Chadha refuted allegations after being replaced as AAP's Rajya Sabha deputy leader, calling it a "coordinated attack." He denied claims of not joining opposition walkouts, refusing to sign an impeachment motion, and raising "trivial issues." Chadha asserted he has consistently raised significant public concerns in Parliament over his four-year tenure.

Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha has broken his silence after being removed as Rajya Sabha deputy leader. He denies allegations of 'soft PR' and deviating from the party line. Chadha states his silence should not be mistaken for defeat. He challenges his party to provide evidence for their claims. The controversy has drawn reactions from political opponents.

Aam Aadmi Party's decision to contest all seats in Kerala assembly polls creates a new challenge for Congress. This move mirrors AAP's impact in Gujarat, where it reduced Congress's vote share. AAP's presence could alter the political landscape, potentially benefiting the ruling Left. The INDIA bloc faces internal friction as AAP expands its national footprint.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs protested outside the Delhi Assembly, demanding the revocation of the suspension of four party members. The suspended MLAs were barred from attending the session, leading AAP legislators to boycott proceedings. Leader of Opposition atishi criticized the BJP-led government for attempting to silence opposition voices and divert attention from key issues.

AAP and Congress criticized the Delhi Budget 2026-27 as "anti-people" and "detached from public concerns," citing a lack of implementation for key schemes and reduced environmental allocations. AAP MLAs boycotted the budget session, demanding the revocation of suspended members' bans, which the Speaker deemed a consequence of their behavior.

Arvind Kejriwal attacked the BJP-led central government at a Delhi rally, calling it a "dictatorial regime" and claiming a "historic" court verdict vindicated his honesty. He asserted that 140 crore Indians will unite to uproot the government, citing alleged declines in various sectors and unfulfilled promises.

atishi, former CM and MLA of Kalkaji, was elected as the leader of opposition in Delhi assembly by consensus. This marks the first time in any Indian state that both the CM and LoP are women. atishi emphasized AAP's commitment to ensuring BJP fulfills its promises, including financial support for women.