Rahul Gandhi can still contest from Amethi
The former Congress president may file his nomination from the Amethi seat after the polling in the Wayanad seat to be held on April 26
The former Congress president may file his nomination from the Amethi seat after the polling in the Wayanad seat to be held on April 26
“Explain how Congress could accept the support of a terrorist organisation trained abroad to commit murders,” Surendran demanded.
On Wednesday, Rahul shared pictures from his visit to the Virendra Akhara, with a caption hinting at the ongoing row over the election and the subsequent suspension of the WFI by the sports ministry.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday had agreed to hear Gandhi's plea on July 21 after senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for Gandhi, sought urgent listing of the matter.
Further, taking to his official Twitter handle at the conclusion of the joint Opposition meet, the Congress leader posted, "Bharat judega, India jitega (Bharat will unite, India will win)."
Former Congress MP says that he is 'ready to pay any price for speaking the truth.'
The Registrar’s complaint to the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate said that Kejriwal’s comments were intended to damage the reputation of the Gujarat University.
"There are only 7 per cent of people in the government's secretaries coming from OBC, Dalit and Adivasi communities," Gandhi said.
"After a point, we felt enough was enough and this needs to stop. Hence, we moved court. Let the court decide now," he added.
He was addressing a public meeting at Wayanad, after holding a road show in the constituency along with his sister and party leader Priyanka Gandhi.