SULTANPUR COURT VERDICT
Rahul Gandhi gets relief as Sultanpur court dismisses 2018 defamation case
A Special MP/MLA Court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, on Monday dismissed a 2018 criminal defamation case against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi over alleged objectionable remarks against Amit Shah, then BJP president. Gandhi appeared before the court for the verdict. The complaint was filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra in August 2018.
Rahul Gandhi's convoy collides on Purvanchal Expressway
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was unhurt after his convoy met with an accident on Monday while he was travelling to Sultanpur to appear before an MP-MLA court in a defamation case.
Rahul Gandhi likely to appear before Sultanpur court on October 26 as MP/MLA court expected to pronounce verdict on defamation case
Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to stand before a Special MP/MLA Court on October 26 to hear the verdict in a defamation case linked to his comments on Union Home Minister Amit Shah from 2018. Vijay Mishra, a party worker, has filed the complaint citing emotional distress from Gandhi's statements. The court could impose a sentence of up to two years depending on the evidence against Gandhi.
After 23 death sentences in six months, judge transferred to family court; 13 more awarded in his previous posting
Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar, who awarded 23 death sentences in six months and 13 more during an earlier posting, has been transferred from a fast track court to a family court in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. His tenure also drew attention over the recall of 97 pending criminal case files and his earlier involvement in the Gyanvapi mosque survey case.
SC refuses to hear Maneka Gandhi's plea against 45-day cap for filing election petition
The Supreme Court denied Maneka Gandhi's request to extend the 45-day filing limit for election petitions. The court issued a notice to challenge Ram Bhual Nishad's election from the Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat. Gandhi argued the time limit should be revisited as Nishad did not disclose his full criminal history and the petition was dismissed as time-barred.
Delhi Elections 2025: AAP vs BJP vs Congress, who is contesting against whom. Here is the full list of 70 seats
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: The Election Commission announced that Delhi Assembly elections will be held on February 5, with votes counted on February 8. The Aam Aadmi Party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, seeks a third term amidst challenges from the BJP and Congress, focusing on education and healthcare achievements.
Rahul Gandhi summoned to appear in UP court in Amit Shah case
The MP-MLA Court summoned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a case accusing him of making remarks against Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by Bharatiya Janata Party leader Vijay Mishra in 2018. Gandhi did not appear on Saturday. The court reserved the verdict and scheduled a hearing for November 27.
No senior Punjab Congress leader turns up at Sidhu's residence, Patiala court
A few former MLAs, considered to be his loyalists and a few supporters, turned up at Sidhu's residence in Patiala Friday morning to extend moral support to him.
Jobless & polarised, Ayodhya’s Instagram generation seeks a way out for greener opportunities
For the young and first time voters growing up at the epicentre of Ram Janmabhoomi movement a degree is more important than the divine. Covid, inflation bites more than ideology.
Opposition sees development works in Ayodhya, Kashi through communal lens: PM Modi
In an apparent dig at Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, the prime minister said, "Superstitious politicians who hesitate to go to Noida and Bijnor can't do good for the poor."
Muslims have been cheated in the name of secularism: Owaisi
"Nineteen per cent (of voters) are Muslims and nine per cent are Yadavs, but the chief minister will be yours (of the Yadav clan) and we (Muslims) will not even get the job of a peon," the AIMIM chief said.
Assembly elections: Less than one per cent NOTA votes in Delhi
The newly introduced 'None of the Above Option' was barely opted by voters in Delhi Assembly polls, for which the results were declared today.
The final call is always mine, Akhilesh Yadav says in interview with TOI
Akhilesh Yadav has kept a very low profile. Was this because he has been overshadowed by his father Mulayam Singh Yadav and his band of followers?
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