New Delhi, April 4 -- A day after being removed as the AAP's deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, Raghav Chadha on Friday said he had been "silenced, not defeated," triggering a sharp exchange with party leaders. AAP's Atishi questioned Chadha's silence on "pressing national concerns" and alleged Chadha had stayed away when the party was going through a crisis. In a post on X, Chadha said, "Whenever I get a chance to speak in Parliament, I raise public issues. But is raising public issues a crime? Have I committed a crime?" he said, adding that his silence in the House should not be misconstrued as defeat. P9...