The controversy surrounding Rahul Gandhi’s alleged Visiting Fellow status at the Cambridge Judge Business School has escalated, with the BJP attacking Congress and Rahul Gandhi after an expose by The New Indian. On Friday, Cambridge University confirmed that Rahul Gandhi is not a Visiting Fellow at the Cambridge Judge Business School, as the Congress party
The second reply from Cambridge to the New Indian came on Saturday after the Congress party suggested that the Twitter handle belonging to Judge Business School, a part of Cambridge university, had used the same title for Rahul. Cambridge said that they had to shorten the tweet due to limited characters.
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On Friday, Cambridge University confirmed over an email that Rahul is not Visiting Fellow at the Cambridge Judge Business School.
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Union minister Thakur says the former Congress president considers himself above parliament, government, judicial system and country