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Raghav Chadha and Sonia Gandhi's alleged secret meeting has sparked new debate in politics    Reported by Sanchita chatterjee :  Raghav Chadha and Sonia Gandhi's alleged secret meeting has sparked new debate in politicsSecret meeting between Raghav Chadha and Sonia Gandhi: Fast movement in political corridors Raghav Chadha and Sonia Gandhi's alleged secret meeting has sparked new debate in politics Whenever news like "secret meeting" comes out in Indian politics, its meaning is not limited to just one meeting, but the discussion of hidden signals, equations and potential changes behind it gets intensified. Recently, a big news has come out that Raghav Chadha has allegedly made a secret meeting with Sonia Gandhi. The market of discussions in the political corridors has heated up as the news surfaced. The biggest question is arising, what was the purpose of this meeting? Was it just a courtesy visit, or is there any big political message hidden behind it Raghav Chad...

  Big upside down in Delhi politics! Is Raghav Chadha going to Congress fixed? Meetings increased the stir  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee:  There is a big movement in Delhi politics these days, and Raghav Chadha is at the center of this movement. Sources are spreading rapidly that their visit to Congress is almost fixed. Although no official announcement has been made yet, discussions have intensified in the political corridors. It is reported that Raghav Chadha has recently met the senior Congress leader Pawan Khera. This meeting is considered extremely important, as it is considered a sign of potential political change. Sources say the conversation was positive and future strategy was also discussed. Political analysts believe that if Raghav Chadha holds Congress's daman, it could prove to be a big shock for the Aam Aadmi Party. He is one of the party's leading young faces and his image is a fast and educated leader. In such a way, his leaving the party will raise man...

  Breakage in the Left camp in Hingalganj, joining Trinamool  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee Basirhat: In the election atmosphere in Hingalganj, the Trinamool Congress public meeting added a new dimension to the political equation. The enthusiasm and enthusiasm surrounding this meeting held at the Kanaknagar school ground was noticeable in the area. Thousands of workers and supporters gathered at this public meeting held in support of Trinamool candidate Anand Sarkar. Several important faces of the local leadership were present. As a result, the meeting became particularly significant from a political point of view. While speaking on the stage, Anand Sarkar gave a message of maintaining the continuity of development and attacked the opposition in strong language. He claimed that the Trinamool Congress is the only hope to maintain the pace of development in the state. In his words, "People are for development, against the politics of division." The most notable aspect of this...

  Two Bangladeshi women and brokers in police net. Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: Two Bangladeshis living in other states who were illegally going to Bangladesh with the help of brokers were arrested by BSF jawans of 143 BN BSF's Tarali BOP before they could go there illegally. After questioning, they were handed over to the police of Swarupnagar police station, who arrested them. On April 5, at noon, the police of Swarupnagar police station sent the arrested Bangladeshis along with the broker to the Basirhat Subdistrict Court. According to police sources, Sharmin Khatun alias Shanta, along with a child, lives in Jessore district of Bangladesh. Another person's name is Kabirul Islam, his home is in Satkhira district. Among those who were illegally helping them to go to Bangladesh, Shamsura Bibi, his home is in Arshikari, and another person's name is Saleha Sardar, his home is in Bithari area. The police and the Border Guard Force have jointly started an investigation to t...

   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee : Recent political developments inside the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have brought fresh attention to an old claim made by Kumar Vishwas about Arvind Kejriwal and rising leaders within the party. Vishwas had earlier suggested in a podcast that Kejriwal does not tolerate anyone in the party who becomes more popular than him. At that time, he hinted that Raghav Chadha could become the next target because of his growing public image and media attention. Today, this old statement is being widely discussed again due to recent events. Raghav Chadha, once considered a close aide of Kejriwal, has been removed from his position as Deputy Leader in the Rajya Sabha. This decision surprised many and has sparked debate about internal politics within AAP.  Reports suggest that there has been a growing distance between Chadha and the party leadership. His absence from key party events and silence on major political issues had already raised questions about ...

  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee:  As per the current political scenario (April 4, 2026), Arvind Kejriwal himself is not scared, rather his party Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is countering this accusation of "being scared" at their opponents and internal party critics.  Conflict with Raghav Chadha: In the past few days, the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP has removed their MP Raghav Chadha from the post of Deputy Leader of the Rajya Sabha. Party leader Saurabh Bhardwaj retaliated by saying, "Whoever is scared is finished" (Jo Dar Gaya Samjhon Mar Gaya). AAP alleged that Chadha hid abroad when Kejriwal was in jail because he was scared. Legal victory: On February 27, 2026, a Delhi court acquitted Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia in the excise policy corruption case.  Following the verdict, Kejriwal claimed that his party had passed the 'ordeal of fire' and vowed to continue fighting without fearing the BJP. BJP's allegations: On the other hand, the Delhi unit of the ...

Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: How does it feel now, you 'Jihadi womb-bearers'? Did it not cross your minds—even for a second—that this is *Hindustan* when you were gheraoing Hindus? Does it not strike you as wrong when you engage in sedition?  The consequence of defying the Constitution is the UAPA—the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. Now, the game is on; a fierce game is about to unfold The consequence of defying the Constitution is the UAPA—the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. Now, the game is on; a fierce game is about to unfold