Raghav Chadha, a member of the Rajya Sabha representing the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has released a new video compilation titled “My Two Minutes” showcasing his parliamentary interventions. This comes after AAP leaders criticized him for focusing on less significant issues, such as samosa prices, rather than addressing serious matters concerning democracy and governance. The 2 minute 40 second video includes Chadha discussing various topics, including a call for a Right to Recall, the duopoly in India's aviation sector, and the need for better taxation systems. Notably, he also raised concerns about Punjab's water quality and the operation of a “cancer train” from Bathinda to Bikaner. Despite the backlash, Chadha argues that addressing public issues is crucial and should not be misconstrued as a failure. The situation highlights ongoing tensions within the AAP, with party leaders accusing him of avoiding direct criticism of the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chadha, who has been an MP since April 2022, asserts that his approach is necessary for representing the common man’s concerns.