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Congress’ legal team ruled out the possibility of Gandhi scion apologising as the Surat court granted him bail till April 13
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi received bail today in the ‘Modi surname’ remark defamation case from 2019, and his two-year prison sentence has been suspended pending a decision on his appeal, which challenges his conviction. The court in Gujarat will hear his appeal on April 13th. The sessions court has issued a notice to the lower […]
Former Congress president and his entourage reach Surat, where he will file an appeal against his sentencing in a criminal defamation case
The second reply from Cambridge to the New Indian came on Saturday after the Congress party suggested that the Twitter handle belonging to Judge Business School, a part of Cambridge university, had used the same title for Rahul. Cambridge said that they had to shorten the tweet due to limited characters.
After serving a one-year sentence for a three-decade-old road rage case, Navjot Singh Sidhu, a former cricketer turned politician, was released from Patiala Jail on Saturday. He walked out of jail sporting a bright blue jacket and a smile. He dived straight into making comments about the political scenario in Punjab and India in quintessential […]
On Friday, Cambridge University confirmed over an email that Rahul is not Visiting Fellow at the Cambridge Judge Business School.
Former MP CM stirs row over Germany’s stand on Rahul Gandhi’s suspension; Congress distances itself from his statement
Embattled IPL founder Lalit Modi launched a scathing attack on former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi regarding his 2019 statement, “All thieves are Modi.” Modi’s response to Gandhi’s “Modi surname” remarks comes days after a Surat court convicted Gandhi to a two-year sentence in a 2019 defamation case over his comments on the Modi surname. “I […]
Veer Savarkar’s grandson Ranjit tears into former Congress president Rahul Gandhi for his disparaging remark on his grandparent
Nearly 1,000 members of civil society urge citizens to defend parliamentary democracy
