Raghav Chadha, a Rajya Sabha MP representing Punjab for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has publicly defended himself after party leaders accused him of failing to raise important issues concerning Punjab in Parliament. In a post on X, he asserted his strong connection to the state, listing issues he has advocated for, such as the establishment of a corridor to Nankana Sahib, legal support for farmers' Minimum Support Price (MSP), and addressing groundwater depletion. Chadha's defense comes in the wake of criticism from Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema and other AAP leaders, who expressed dissatisfaction with his perceived silence on pressing state matters. This controversy intensified after Chadha's recent removal from his deputy leader position in the Rajya Sabha, which he claims is part of a broader attempt to suppress his voice. He characterized the allegations against him as a coordinated attack and emphasized his ongoing commitment to Punjab, stating that it is not just a talking point for him but a matter of personal duty and identity.