National Herald Case: ED attaches properties worth Rs 751 Cr of Congress-linked AJL, Young Indian
The seized properties belonged to Congress-linked Associated Journals Ltd. (AJL) and Young Indian Limited.
The seized properties belonged to Congress-linked Associated Journals Ltd. (AJL) and Young Indian Limited.
The case was brought by Swamy, who accused the Gandhis of misusing party funds to buy a firm that published the now-defunct National Herald newspaper.
In case her mother need any medication, Priyanka Gandhi was allowed to be present in a room at the ED office.
"I am not going anywhere. We wanted to go towards the President's house. But the police are not allowing us," Rahul Gandhi had said.
The party leaders, general secretaries, and the MPs gathered at Mallikarjun Kharge's residence on Wednesday to decide the future course of action.
According to sources, the party has also prepared pamphlets to be distributed among the public on the National Herald case.
The Congress chief was to be questioned on June 23 in the case. But a source said, "She was suffering from Covid complications and was not fit for questioning."
Rahul Gandhi's mother Sonia Gandhi has also been summoned by the ED to appear before the investigators in the case on June 23.
The Wayanad MP was questioned by ED from June 13 to 15 amid intense protests from party leaders and workers.
Sonia Gandhi, who is presently admitted to the hospital for Covid related health issues, has also been summoned on June 23 in the same case.
