New Delhi, April 6 (NationPress) Raghav Chadha, a member of the Rajya Sabha from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), took to social media on Monday to post several images of himself engrossed in reading 'The 48 Laws of Power' by renowned American author Robert Greene. He noted that the timing of receiving this book was "hard to ignore," serving as a potential cryptic message amidst the ongoing tensions within the AAP.

In his Instagram post, Chadha showcased pictures of himself with the book, including its cover and the first chapter.

"Someone gifted me a book this week. Isn't it interesting how timing works?" he captioned the images.

He drew attention to the book's first chapter, titled "Never Outshine the Master," sharing a snapshot of it and stating, "I turned to Chapter 1."

The initial law advises individuals to make their superiors "feel comfortably superior," instead of showcasing talents that may inspire fear or insecurity. By downplaying one's own brilliance, it suggests that individuals can gradually gain more influence over time.

In light of this, Chadha commented, "The timing is indeed hard to overlook," further adding in another slide of his post, "Some books come to you just when you need them."

This post follows a recent decision by the Aam Aadmi Party to dismiss him from his role as Deputy Leader in the Rajya Sabha, with indications that he would not receive speaking time in the Upper House from the party's allocation.

Chadha, recognized as a significant young figure within the party, is among its youngest Rajya Sabha members.

The AAP leadership has accused him of participating in "soft PR" and refraining from directly criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP on crucial issues such as the Election Commission, SIR, and other matters that the Opposition challenges the Central Government on.

In response to these allegations, Chadha has vehemently denied the claims through a series of social media posts. Utilizing references from Hindi cinema, he included captions like "Ghayal hu, isliye ghatak hu" and "Picture abhi baaki hai" to emphasize his position.

He labeled the accusations as "entirely false" and politically motivated, asserting that his record in Parliament contradicts such claims.

In a post on X, Chadha highlighted various issues he has consistently raised in Parliament, demonstrating his legislative participation.

He also pointed out his advocacy for matters of cultural and religious significance, such as calls for the expansion of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor and improved access for pilgrims to Nankana Sahib.

Criticizing what he described as a "coordinated misinformation campaign" against him, Chadha stated, "No smear campaign can silence my voice or weaken my resolve. The truth will prevail. The facts will prevail. And every lie will be exposed."