The Allahabad High Court transferred the British citizenship complaint against Rahul Gandhi from Raebareli to Lucknow. The move came after the complainant claimed that Gandhi’s supporters were preventing him from presenting his arguments in the Raebareli court.
A Lucknow court has upheld the dismissal of Amitabh Thakur’s defamation complaint against Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath regarding the term “Kathmullapan” used in a speech. The court ruled that political speech within legislative settings is protected, emphasizing the importance of free expression while defining legal boundaries related to defamation.
Rahul Gandhi’s parliamentary speech critiqued the BJP government by contrasting the Indian Constitution with the Manusmriti, referencing Hindutva figure Savarkar. He accused the ruling party of dishonoring Savarkar’s legacy while defending constitutional values. His remarks ignited controversy over Savarkar’s historical role, with strong reactions from both Congress and BJP supporters.
A Lucknow court has convicted 16 individuals for illegal mass religious conversion, sentencing 12 to life imprisonment and 4 to 10 years in jail. The convicts promoted Islam, organized mass conversions, and amassed funds for these activities. Their arrest by the Uttar Pradesh ATS led to a thorough investigation and subsequent legal proceedings.
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