Hailing the Supreme Court for staying the conviction of Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case over ‘Modi Surname’ remark, Senior Congress leader Dr Ajoy Kumar said that the truth has won as the BJP tried to harass an "innocent person".
Rajasthan Chief Minister and Congress leader Ashok Gehlot on Friday said that everything is going in the right direction adding that Congress will return to power in Rajasthan after Supreme Court stayed the conviction on Congress leader Rahuk Gandhi in ‘Modi surname’ remark.
Speaking to ANI, Nath said, “I want to congratulate Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as the Supreme Court stayed the conviction. After this decision of the court, people’s faith and trust in the judiciary will increase. I have full faith that the final decision will be in favour of Rahul Gandhi
Following Supreme Court’s verdict staying Rahul Gandhi’s conviction in a criminal defamation case over his Modi surname remark during an election rally in 2019, Tamil Nadu Minister and DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin on Friday said that this judgement will “morally boost the opposition allianc
Hours after the Supreme Court stayed his conviction in the criminal defamation case over 'Modi surname' remark, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said that he will continue to work to protect the idea of India
In a relief to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the Supreme Court, in an interim order on Friday, stayed his conviction in the criminal defamation case over 'Modi surname' remark
At a rally in Karnataka's Kolar in April 2019, Rahul Gandhi, in a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said, "How come all the thieves have Modi as the common surname?".
The complainant in Rahul Gandhi’s criminal defamation case in which he was convicted and sentenced to two years in jail by the Surat court over the 'Modi surname' remark, told the Supreme Court on Monday that attitude of Congress leader reveals arrogant entitlement and he doesn’t deserve any
The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from the Gujarat government and complainant on an appeal of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenging the Gujarat High Court order which declined to stay his conviction in the criminal defamation case in which he was sentenced to two years in j
The Supreme Court on Tuesday fixed July 21 for hearing plea of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenging the Gujarat High Court order which declined to stay his conviction in the criminal defamation case in which he was sentenced to two years in jail by Surat court over 'Modi surname' remark.
Rahul Gandhi had on Saturday approached the apex court challenging the Gujarat High Court order which declined to stay his conviction in the criminal defamation case in which he was sentenced to two years in jail by Surat court over 'Modi surname' remark.