The Centre informed the Supreme Court of positive developments regarding AAP MP Raghav Chadha's indefinite suspension, seeking more time. During the hearing, the court had suggested Chadha apologize to the Rajya Sabha Chairman, acknowledging his willingness to do so. The bench recommended a sympathetic consideration of Chadha's apology. His suspension stemmed from allegations of adding MPs' names without consent to a motion regarding the Delhi Services Bill, leading to his suspension on August 11.