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News India Live, Digital Desk: A social media post by veteran Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has created a stir in the country’s politics. For some time, there was speculation about his alleged distance from the main programs and major decisions of the party, but now Raghav himself has shared a reel which has fueled the discussions about the “new party”. The use of words like ‘Gen Z’ and ‘New Politics’ in this reel has also forced political analysts to think. Is everything not well between Raghav Chadha and AAP? For a long time, there was a hot discussion in the political circles that there is some rift going on between Raghav Chadha and the top leadership of Aam Aadmi Party. Be it the Swati Maliwal controversy or other important developments in Delhi, questions were being raised on Raghav’s silence. Now his latest reel, in which he is seen in a modern and youthful style, is being seen as a sign of his next big step. The caption of the reel and its background music are pointing towards some big change. The idea of ​​’Gen Z’ party or just a social media campaign? The way Raghav Chadha has addressed the youth and the new generation (Gen Z) in his post, it is being speculated whether he is preparing for a new political platform focused on the youth? Raghav Chadha’s image has always been that of an educated and modern thinking young leader. In such a situation, this reel of his can be the foundation of a new organization or a new style to attract the youth. However, a section of supporters are considering it only as a creative reel. Raghav Chadha has been an important link not only in the politics of Delhi but also in the politics of Punjab. His every step affects the politics of both the states. If Raghav chooses a different path, it could be a big blow to the Aam Aadmi Party. At present, neither Raghav Chadha nor any big leader of AAP has given any official clarification on these speculations. On social media, users are constantly asking “Raghav, are you forming a new party?”