Allahabad High Court dismisses plea seeking FIR against Rahul Gandhi over his ‘fight against Indian State’ remark, citing lack of grounds for prosecution.
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Rahul Gandhi quoted excerpts from General M.M. Naravane’s unpublished memoir in Lok Sabha, triggering uproar over rules and national security concerns.
Delhi court dismisses ED’s PMLA complaint in National Herald case, holding FIR for scheduled offence mandatory before prosecution.
Kangana Ranaut challenges Rahul Gandhi’s voter fraud allegations in Parliament, reigniting debate on electoral integrity and institutional trust.
SC dismisses PIL seeking SIT probe into Rahul Gandhi’s allegations of electoral roll manipulation; asks petitioner to approach Election Commission.
PIL in SC seeks SIT probe into Rahul Gandhi’s claims of large-scale electoral roll manipulation, demanding audit, transparency and EC guidelines.
SC slams Rahul Gandhi for Army remark, says “A true Indian wouldn’t say this”; stays defamation case proceedings for now.
UP govt tells SC that Rahul Gandhi’s Savarkar remarks show deliberate hate-mongering; supports summons citing prima facie case under Sections 153A & 505 IPC.
Allahabad HC rejects Rahul Gandhi’s plea to quash defamation case over alleged remarks demoralizing Indian Army, upholding trial court’s summoning order.
SC refuses to entertain plea seeking protection of Veer Savarkar’s name, says no fundamental right violation or court intervention needed.
SC warns Rahul Gandhi against making derogatory remarks on Veer Savarkar, stays trial but says future comments on freedom fighters will face consequences.
SC stays defamation case against Rahul Gandhi over remarks on Amit Shah, providing relief as trial court proceedings remain suspended until further orders.
Rahul Gandhi's provocative remarks on Hindus ignite debate - Contrasting Kanhaiya Lal's Case from exactly two years ago.
The Bombay High Court has extended temporary relief to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, exempting him from appearing before a Mumbai magistrate court in a defamation case until February 26.
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