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Rahul Gandhi Displayed Arrogance, Refused To Apologise For Remark On Modi Surname Says Complainant To Supreme Court: Checkout Deets!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALJuly 31, 20230

On Monday, BJP politician Purnesh Modi argued before the Supreme Court that the Congressman should have apologized for his remark that "All Thieves Have Modi Surname" but instead had displayed arrogance. According to Bar and Bench, BJP politician and former Gujarat minister Purnesh Modi, the complainant in Rahul Gandhi's defamation case, told the Supreme Court on Monday that the Congress leader has shown arrogance rather than remorse over his "All Thieves have Modi surname" comment. Rahul Gandhi defamed a group of people who were entirely innocent by his careless and malicious statements, the complainant told the Supreme Court in opposition to Gandhi's request for a stay of judgment in the defamation case involving the remark about the "Modi surname." "At the time of sentencing befo...

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Gujarat High Court Yet To Deliver Verdict On Rahul Gandhi’s Plea Seeking Stay On Conviction In Defamation Case: Checkout Here!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALJuly 3, 20230

The court had previously denied to issue any relief on May 2 and had stated that it would issue its final decision on June 5, following the end of the summer break. The Gujarat High Court has been back in session for more than three weeks, but no decision has yet been made in the most publicised case involving the conviction of former Congress president Rahul Gandhi for libel. The High Court turned down Mr. Gandhi's request for interim relief on May 2 while hearing his appeal for a stay of his conviction by a Surat court. It stated that it would make its final decision on June 5 when it resumes operations after the summer break. Senior attorney Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who represented Mr. Gandhi, submitted a crucial request that the conviction be overturned by Justice H.M. Prachchhak

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BREAKING! Surat Court Extends Rahul Gandhi’s Bail In Defamation Case, Next Hearing On 13 April: Deets Inside!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALApril 4, 20230

A magisterial court convicted and sentenced Rahul Gandhi to two years in prison for his "Modi surname" statement. Recently, the Surat Sessions Court extended Rahul Gandhi's bail on Monday and set his upcoming hearing for April 13 in relation to a criminal defamation charge from 2019. In his most recent petition, Gandhi asked the court to reject the magistrate's finding that convicted him of defamation, as well as to temporarily suspend his conviction until the matter is settled. The Congress leader was found guilty and given a two-year prison sentence in the case on Thursday (23 March), but the court later approved bail for him. In response to a grievance brought forth by BJP MLA and former Gujarat minister Purnesh Modi, the case was brought against Gandhi over his comment