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Home / India / Raghav Pathak Sahney Among Bjps 43 New Rajya Sabha Mps Invited To Pm Modis Breakfast

Raghav, Pathak, Sahney among BJP's 43 new Rajya Sabha MPs invited to PM Modi's breakfast

Prime Minister's first outreach to the party's newly elected Upper House MPs; all seven former AAP Rajya Sabha members among invitees
Aditi Tandon
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 10:45 AM Aug 05, 2026 IST
Rajya Sabha MPs Raghav Chadha, front right, Sandeep Pathak, left, and others leave after a meeting at the party's headquarters, in New Delhi. PTI file
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All seven Rajya Sabha members of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) who recently merged with the BJP have received an invitation to a breakfast meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his official residence, 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, on Wednesday.

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In the first such outreach to the BJP's newly elected Rajya Sabha MPs, the Prime Minister is learnt to have invited all 43 new members of the party in the Upper House.

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The invitees include BJP president Nitin Nabin and the party's Haryana in-charge Satish Poonia, among others who were sworn in during the latest Rajya Sabha poll cycle.

The 43-member group also includes all seven former AAP Rajya Sabha members from Punjab and Delhi who recently joined the saffron fold. They include Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak, Vikram Sahney, Swati Maliwal and Ashok Mittal, among others.

The Prime Minister is expected to interact with the MPs individually. Discussions are expected to cover the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections and the political mood in the state.

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