Raghav Chadha, a key figure in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has recently raised several 'soft' issues in Parliament, including the need for legal recognition of paternity leave, which he argues is essential for shared caregiving responsibilities. He expressed concern over traffic congestion in major cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai, stating that commuters waste up to 168 hours a year stuck in traffic. Chadha also criticized telecom companies for their '28-day' recharge plans, which he claims deceive consumers, and called for unused data to be rolled over. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of menstrual health infrastructure, arguing that it is a systemic failure when girls miss school due to lack of sanitary products. On the topic of airport food, he welcomed the government's Udaan Yatri Cafes initiative but pointed out the need for more locations and better accessibility. Lastly, he advocated for a 'right to recall' for voters and better conditions for gig economy workers. Despite his efforts, Chadha faces pushback from AAP leadership, who accuse him of focusing on public relations rather than pressing political issues.