Naveen Jaihind, a former leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Haryana, has made serious allegations against Raghav Chadha, a prominent AAP MP, labeling him as Arvind Kejriwal's 'raazdaar' (confidant) and accusing him of extorting money from Delhi and Punjab. Jaihind claims that Chadha collected these funds, which were initially intended for Singapore, but were instead taken to London. He further alleged that Chadha faced physical intimidation in New Delhi and at a 'secret mansion' in Chandigarh. This controversy erupted after Chadha was removed from his position as Deputy Leader of the AAP in the Rajya Sabha. Following his removal, Chadha criticized the party leadership, claiming they were attempting to silence him. In response to the allegations, Chadha described them as a 'coordinated attack' and denied claims regarding his conduct in Parliament, asserting that a scripted campaign was being waged against him. The internal strife within AAP reflects deeper issues of trust and accountability as the party navigates its political landscape.