Raghav Chadha's Z+ Security Withdrawn By Punjab Amid Row With AAP The Punjab government has revoked the Z+ security provided to Raghav Chadha, a former deputy leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), following escalating tensions between the party and the former politician. The decision comes after Chadha was removed from his position as a deputy leader in the state assembly, a move that has intensified his public dissent against the AAP. Chadha, who was previously a senior aide to AAP leader and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, was stripped of his role in the party earlier this year. The move reportedly followed a series of disputes over policy decisions and internal power struggles within the AAP. Since then, Chadha has become a vocal critic of the party, using social media platforms to voice his grievances. His posts have gained significant traction, with many of his followers supporting his calls for greater political independence. The Punjab government’s decision to withdraw Chadha’s Z+ security—reserved for high-profile individuals facing security threats—has been interpreted as a direct response to his public clashes with the AAP. Officials have cited the need to "maintain law and order" as the rationale for the revocation, though critics argue it reflects the AAP’s attempt to marginalize Chadha after his departure from the party. Chadha’s removal from the AAP has also sparked speculation about his future political affiliations. While some reports suggest he may join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), others indicate he might form his own political party. A recent social media post by a supporter hinted at the possibility of Chadha launching a new party, arguing that aligning with existing factions could dilute his influence.#punjab_government #bharatiya_janata_party #aam_aadmi_party #raghav_chadha #bhagwant_mann
