A UP MP-MLA court has postponed the Rahul Gandhi defamation case to November 26 after a key witness failed to appear. The case concerns alleged remarks Gandhi made about Amit Shah during the 2018 Karnataka election campaign.
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.
The cross-examination of a witness in the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi by BJP leader Vijay Mishra commenced but remained incomplete, with the next hearing scheduled for May 17 in a special MP/MLA court. The case highlights significant political implications given Gandhi’s role as Leader of Opposition.
Today, On 20th March, The court postponed the hearing in Rahul Gandhi’s defamation case due to an ongoing lawyers’ strike. The case, which has drawn significant political attention, remains unresolved as legal proceedings face delays. The strike has affected court schedules, leading to an indefinite wait for the next hearing. Authorities are yet to announce a new date for the proceedings.
Uttar Pradesh: A special court on Tuesday conducted a hearing in the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and MP from Raebareli. The case was filed by Vijay Mishra, a local BJP politician, over an alleged objectionable remark made by Gandhi about Home Minister Amit Shah during the 2018 Karnataka Assembly elections.
The case involves an alleged objectionable comment made by the Rae Bareli Congress MP about Union Home Minister Amit Shah during the 2018 Karnataka Assembly elections, leading a local BJP politician, Vijay Mishra, to file a complaint. Sultanpur, UP: A special MP-MLA court in Sultanpur held a hearing on January 2 for a defamation case […]
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before the MP-MLA court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, for a defamation case hearing. The case, filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra in 2018, centers on Gandhi’s remarks about Amit Shah during the Karnataka elections. Sections 499 and 500 of the IPC govern the offense and potential punishment.