The India News Manch, India’s largest political summit for 2023, commenced today in the National Capital, featuring prominent figures from Indian politics on its stage. The extensive gathering brought together influential political leaders, such as Union Cabinet ministers, state cabinet ministers, members of parliament, chief ministers, party presidents, general secretaries, and spokespersons, for engaging panel discussions and exclusive interviews ahead of the election season.
In an exclusive conversation with the AAP leader amid the uproar over the passage of the CEC bill in the Rajya Sabha winter Parliament session, Raghav Chadha targeted the BJP and expressed his opinion on Article 370, along with discussing the India alliance. AAP leader Raghav Chadha spoke about the new CEC law, stating that it is an insult to Advani. He also referred to the new CEC law as an insult to the Supreme Court. Raghav Chadha accused the BJP of corruption, affirming that our party will strongly oppose the BJP. “The CEC bill tends to give power to the center to elect the chief commissioner of the election commission which is dangerous for the democracy of India,” Raghav said.
Raghav Chadha also discussed about the India alliance and highlighted that the country is seeking a different political option. When asked about sharing seats in Delhi and Punjab, Chadha mentioned that this matter won’t be discussed publicly. He emphasized that, based on personal differences and ideology, the country is actively exploring alternatives. Chadha assured people that if this alliance takes charge, the nation will progress with better schools, improved infrastructure, and overall development.
On the allegations of dynasty and corruption being leveled against AAP, Raghav Chadha said, ‘Hardly any other party will have as much dynasty as there is in the BJP.’ He said, ‘AAP Party is a party that has abolished dynasty rule in its constitution. Whereas in the BJP, every big party leader or his relative is being given a ticket.’
