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After undergoing eye surgery in the UK, Raghav Chadha returns and arrives to Arvind Kejriwal’s house.

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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made his first public appearance in months on Saturday as he arrived at the chief minister’s official house in the nation’s capital. Chadha arrived at the CM’s house in a vehicle, as shown in a video released by the news agency ANI.

Chadha, a senior assistant to Kejriwal who oversaw key party departments, underwent emergency surgery on his eyes earlier this month in the UK, a vitrectomy. AAP MP Kejriwal’s detention was one of several setbacks that prompted doubts about his absence; nevertheless, the party had previously stated that once he recovered, the MP would participate in the party’s Lok Sabha election campaign.

Saurabh Bharadwaj, a minister in Delhi, stated in a statement on May 2 that Raghav Chadha had undergone a significant eye operation in the UK. His health was very grave, and blindness was a real possibility. He’ll return to India as soon as he’s well to help us with the election campaign.

Chadha was absent from the Kejriwal-led party throughout a number of losses, but he occasionally participated in and led the party’s assaults on political opponents on social media.

The “eyes of every citizen of the country are moist with happiness, their brother, their son Arvind Kejriwal is about to come out of jail,” Chadha wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, on May 10, the day the Supreme Court granted Kejriwal interim bail until June 1 in the excise policy case.

“Kejriwal will be liberated this evening when the jail locks are broken. Sincere appreciation to the Supreme Court of the United States for defending democracy. “Long live Arvind Kejriwal, long live the revolution,” the AAP lawmaker said.

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