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07 Aug 2023

Rahul Gandhi in Parliament after 136 days, will start discussion on no-confidence motion

Rahul Gandhi reached the Parliament after 136 days after the membership was restored...where the leaders of the I.N.D.I.A coalition welcomed Rahul Gandhi...and raised slogans of Rahul Gandhi Zindabad..According to the information received, Rahul Gandhi will speak in the Lok Sabha tomorrow. Will start the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha from the side of the opposition.

Rahul Gandhi latest

07 Aug 2023

Rahul Gandhi Is Back before no confidence motion...!

Rahul Gandhi reached the Parliament after 136 days after the membership was restored...where the leaders of the I.N.D.I.A coalition welcomed Rahul Gandhi...and raised slogans of Rahul Gandhi Zindabad..According to the information received, Rahul Gandhi will speak in the Lok Sabha tomorrow. Will start the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha from the side of the opposition.

23 Mar 2023

DNA: Serial offender Rahul gets rap from Surat court

Rahul Gandhi, who left no stone unturned in cursing the Modi government, will now face the punishment of his bigotry. Because a Surat court has sentenced Rahul Gandhi to two years in a criminal defamation case. And now the parliamentarianship of Rahul Gandhi is also in danger. Means it is possible that soon Rahul Gandhi will remain just a Congress worker.

rahul gandhi reached in surat court

23 Mar 2023

Baat Pate Ki Live: Congress will fight the battle under the law

Politics overshadowed Rahul's surname! Got punished, now what will happen to the membership? Surat court sentenced him to 2 years imprisonment after finding him guilty of criminal defamation for what he said in his speech about Modi surname 4 years ago. While sentencing, the court made some harsh remarks on Rahul. Although Rahul got bail from the court after some time, but his membership of Parliament is hanging in the balance. Meanwhile, the Congress, which has told democracy to be in danger, started raising questions on the decision itself after Rahul was punished.

rahul gandhi reached in surat court

23 Mar 2023

Congress holds Meeting at Rahul Gandhi's house

A big meeting is going on at Rahul Gandhi's house, many big leaders of Congress are involved. A Surat court has held former Congress president Rahul Gandhi guilty of criminal defamation in connection with his objectionable remarks on the 'Modi surname'. Due to which the stir in the Congress has intensified.

rahul gandhi reached in surat court

23 Mar 2023

Taal Thok ke : Is Rahul Gandhi's membership in Lok Sabha from Wayanad also under threat?

A Surat court has held former Congress president Rahul Gandhi guilty of criminal defamation in connection with his objectionable remarks on the 'Modi surname'. The court has sentenced him to 2 years in jail. However, while granting bail to Rahul Gandhi, the court has also stayed the execution of the sentence for 30 days so that the Congress leader can challenge the verdict in the higher court. With Rahul Gandhi's conviction and two-year sentence, his membership of the Lok Sabha from Wayanad is also under threat. Watch today's vigorous debate on this Taal Thok Ke.

17 Mar 2021

Rahul Gandhi compares Indian electoral system with Libya and Iraq

Scaling up his attacks on the BJP govt, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday compares India's electoral democracy with Iraq and Libya. He says 'Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi used to have elections. They used to win them. It wasn’t like they weren’t voting but there was no institutional framework to protect that vote'.

17 Mar 2021

'Even Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi used to have elections', compares Rahul India with Iraq, Libya

Scaling up his attacks on the BJP govt, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday compares India's electoral democracy with Iraq and Libya. He says 'Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi used to have elections. They used to win them. It wasn’t like they weren’t voting but there was no institutional framework to protect that vote'.

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