AAP's Raghav Chadha urges India to adopt a 'Right to Recall' for MPs and MLAs, allowing voters to remove them via petition and recall vote for misconduct.

AAP MP Raghav Chadha has called for a 'Right to Recall' mechanism in India, allowing voters to remove MPs and MLAs before their five-year term ends if they fail to perform. He proposed that a verified petition signed by 35–40% of voters in a constituency could trigger a recall vote, requiring over 50% support to succeed, with grounds limited to proven misconduct or fraud. The move, inspired by similar systems in 24 countries and existing at the panchayat level in some Indian states, aims to boost accountability and responsiveness in democracy.