Gandhis granted bail in National Herald case
Modiji makes false allegations and he thinks the opposition will bend. I will not bend, Congress won't bend, says Rahul Gandhi. Rahul and Sonia Gandhi were granted bail on Saturday by Patiala house court in National Herald case.- Congress leaders have continued to brand complainant Subramanian Swamy as a ‘mask’ of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing the government of resorting to an unprecedented level of vendetta politics.
- Court sources said senior officials of the Special Protection Group (SPG), the Delhi Police and Intelligence Bureau reviewed the security arrangements where 16 more CCTV cameras were installed today.
- According to the complaint, the Congress party had granted an interest-free loan of Rs 90.25 crore to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), the owners of the National Herald newspaper. Congress supporters sign with ink and make a thumb print with blood in
- Former Prime Minister and senior Congress leader Manmohan Singh at Patiala house court.
- Congress workers raise slogans in support of Sonia and Rahul Gandhi at party headquarters.
- It had to be their, we have full faith in judiciary, says Anand Sharma on bail being granted to Gandhis.
- Court rejected Subramanian Swamy's opposition to the relief for them on the ground they are influential and can flee the country and that their passports should be seized and travel restrictions be imposed on them.
- Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took surety for Rahul Gandhi and AK Antony took surety for Sonia Gandhi. Court posted the case for further hearing at 2 pm on February 20, next year.
- Sonia Gandhi and son Rahul arrived at the Patiala court premises a little before 3 pm, amid deafening sloganeering from thousands of supporters gathered outside.
- I have no doubt, the truth will come forward, says Sonia Gandhi while addressing media at party headquarters.
- We will keep fighting for the poor and as an opposition party, not move back an inch, says Rahul Gandhi.
Modiji makes false allegations and he thinks the opposition will bend. I will not bend, Congress won't bend, says Rahul Gandhi. Rahul and Sonia Gandhi were granted bail on Saturday by Patiala house court in National Herald case.
Gandhis granted bail in National Herald case
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