Mass Exodus: The AAP's Political Earthquake

The departure of AAP Rajya Sabha members has unveiled deep-rooted internal conflicts within the party. Triggered by past allegations of assault and recent political maneuvers, the exit signals a significant shift in the party's dynamics. AAP's internal discord heightens as assembly polls loom in Punjab, Gujarat, and Goa.

The recent resignation of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha members underscores a growing fracture within the party, tracing back to 2024 accusations of assault against a Kejriwal aide. The situation escalated when Raghav Chadha was removed as deputy leader. Despite various speculations, their departure stunned party circles.

Earlier, AAP's Ashok Mittal faced raids linked to a FEMA case, exacerbating tensions. Sanjay Singh, a senior AAP leader, blamed 'Operation Lotus' by the BJP for coercing these resignations amid fears of Enforcement Directorate and CBI actions.

Raghav Chadha, once a rising star of AAP, faced setbacks after distancing from the party during Kejriwal's legal troubles. His exclusion from pivotal roles marked a steep decline in influence, culminating in a sharp public fallout. Meanwhile, Maliwal's allegations of corruption and harassment reveal deeper systemic issues, casting shadows over AAP's future in upcoming assembly polls.