Raghav Chadha described his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday as “a morning I will cherish,” praising the Prime Minister for his insights and guidance. The BJP Rajya Sabha MP shared that the interaction was both detailed and enriching, expressing his gratitude for the time Modi afforded him.
## From AAP to BJP: Chadha’s Political Shift
Earlier this year, Chadha made a notable party switch. In April, he left the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). With this shift came a new role: on May 20, Chadha took charge as Chairman of the Committee on Petitions in the Rajya Sabha, following its reconstitution.
He also played a key part in orchestrating the departure of seven Rajya Sabha MPs from AAP to BJP during this period, among them Ashok Mittal and Sandeep Pathak.
## The Meeting: Insights and Gratitude
Chadha took to X (formerly Twitter) after his visit to share his reflections. He called the discussion with PM Modi “a detailed and enriching interaction” and said he was “deeply grateful” for being able to benefit from the Prime Minister’s generous time.
He posted: “A morning I will cherish. Had the privilege of meeting Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji. A detailed and enriching interaction. Deeply grateful for his generous time and for the opportunity to benefit from his insights and guidance.”
## On NEET Paper Leak: A Different Role
Chadha has faced criticism for his lack of earlier public commentary on the NEET paper leak controversy. When questioned, he explained that his responsibility evolved after joining the treasury benches.
While in opposition, he said, raising questions was his main task. But now that he sits on the treasury side, he emphasized, “the solution is my responsibility.”
Responding to well-wishers urging him to speak out about the NEET issue, Chadha stated: “When I was in the opposition, raising issues and raising questions was my responsibility. Today my role is not to mark attendance in front of the camera; my focus is to fix the system.”
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