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Ten days after his conviction, Rahul Gandhi has moved a higher court in the defamation case. He will be in Surat for the same.

Rahul Gandhi was convicted by Surat Magistrate Court on 23 March 2023. He was held guilty in a criminal defamation case filed against him over his remarks insulting the Modi surname.

The complaint has been filed under sections 499 and 500 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). On April 12, the court will hear the complaint,

According to journalist Pallavi Ghosh. Congress has decided to use social media influencers and YouTubers for publicity

While today, under the political pressure ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections the Congress party is defending-denying Rahul Gandhi’s desperate plea seeking foreign intervention, the party has a long history of seeking foreign intervention for its own gains.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who has already been disqualified as a Lok Sabha MP following his conviction in a Surat court over his defamatory comments about Modi surname, is set to face more legal troubles.

If only the international media houses could keep their racist bias aside while writing on India, even pigs would come home flying.

Pawan Khera compares Rahul Gandhi's disqualification for Lok Sabha with exile of Lord Ram in Ramayana

Supreme Court said that provision of automatic disqualification of lawmakers is too drastic, therefore courts should be careful in awarding sentences

Amit Shah minced no words as he tore down the allegations by opposition leader on various issues including but not limited to Rahul Gandhi's conviction, Arvind Kejriwal's allegations and upcoming elections.