Today, On 2nd July, An MP-MLA court has postponed the hearing in the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi to July 14. The case relates to his 2018 remarks about Union Home Minister Amit Shah, filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra.
Five prominent petitioners have urged Chief Justice B.R. Gavai to establish a Supreme Court bench to address the restoration of Jammu & Kashmir’s statehood, claiming delays threaten federalism and constitutional integrity. They argue that the removal of statehood is unconstitutional and call for immediate action to restore civil and political rights in the region.
Rahul Gandhi has criticized the RSS for questioning the terms “secular” and “socialist” in the Constitution’s Preamble, accusing them of favoring the Manusmriti agenda. He claims the RSS aims to undermine the rights of marginalized groups and has warned them against their intentions. The controversy follows an RSS demand for debate on these terms.
Home Minister Amit Shah will chair the 25th Central Zonal Council meeting in Varanasi, focusing on women’s safety, rural banking, and healthcare. Key discussions include improving investigations of sexual offences, enhancing financial services in rural areas, and addressing regional issues. The meeting emphasizes cooperative federalism for national development.
A Chaibasa court has issued a non-bailable warrant against Rahul Gandhi over a 2018 defamation case related to his remarks about Amit Shah. The court mandates his personal appearance on June 26, following previous failures to appear. Gandhi faces additional legal challenges in Sultanpur, also linked to his comments about Shah.
The defamation case against Rahul Gandhi in Sultanpur court was postponed due to all lawyers attending a workshop. Originally filed in 2018 by BJP leader Vijay Mishra over remarks made during an election campaign, the next hearing is scheduled for June 2, highlighting the case’s political significance.