New Delhi: Raghav Chadha has responded strongly after being removed from the Deputy Leader position in the Rajya Sabha by the Aam Aadmi Party. The party and several leaders had made serious allegations against him, which he has now denied.
Sharing a video on social media platform X, Chadha called the accusations “completely false” and claimed that a conspiracy is being planned against him. Using a famous dialogue “I am hurt, so I am dangerous,” he said he decided to speak up so that repeated lies are not accepted as truth.
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Chadha addressed the three main allegations made by the party. One claim was that he did not join opposition walkouts in Parliament. He rejected this, calling it a “white lie,” and challenged anyone to show even one instance where he failed to support the opposition during a walkout.
Another allegation was that he refused to sign an impeachment motion against the Chief Election Commissioner. Chadha said no party leader had asked him to sign it. He also pointed out that several other party MPs had not signed the motion either, questioning why he was being blamed alone.
He also responded to claims that he avoids raising important issues. Chadha said he is not in Parliament to shout or create chaos but to speak on public concerns. He highlighted that he has raised topics like GST, income tax, pollution, education, healthcare, railway passengers’ issues, unemployment, and even menstrual health.
Chadha stated that his four-year record in Parliament proves his focus on meaningful discussions rather than disruptions. He added that Parliament runs on taxpayers’ money, and his duty is to raise their issues.
In the end, he said all false allegations will be exposed and every question will be answered, repeating his strong message: “I am hurt, so I am dangerous.”
