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The question that Judge Varma had to decide was whether Rahul implied that all people with the surname of “Modi” were economic offenders

A court sentences Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to two years in prison for defaming Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Rahul Gandhi has been sentenced to two years in jail in a defamation case. This triggers the process of his disqualification as an MP. What exactly does the law say, and what are Gandhi's options?

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday refuted BJP chief J P Naddas allegation that Rahul Gandhi compared OBC communities to thieves and accused the ruling party of indulging in "caste politics". Amid a political fight between the BJP and the Congress following Gandhis conviction in a

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was on Thursday sentenced to two years in jail by a Surat court in a 2019 criminal defamation case over his “all thieves have Modi as the common surname” remark, in a setback to the Lok Sabha MP who faces the risk of disqualification. Rahul made the remarks during a

Congress has a history of attempting to undermine institutions of democracy. The party’s statements following the verdict amount to obstruction of justice

BJPs targeting of opposition parties has now landed in the trampling of democratic rights, CM Stalin said.  

Rahul Gandhi was found guilty of defamation over comments he made relating to Mr Modis surname at a 2019 rally before the last general election.

"He has been removed from the House for speaking the truth, fighting for the Constitution and for people's rights," Kharge alleged

Shiv Sena-UBT President and former Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray called it