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Gandhi can't context next year's Lok Sabha polls if his conviction is not overturned
Nearly 1,000 members of civil society urge citizens to defend parliamentary democracy
With no official party position within Congress, and stripped of his status as a member of Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi is a political pariah today. Will Congress dare to ditch him, and reinvent itself or continue to be saddled by his unnecessary and counterproductive antics?
Union minister Thakur says the former Congress president considers himself above parliament, government, judicial system and country
Opposition parties rallied behind Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, condemning his disqualification from the Lok Sabha as “a new low for Indian democracy”. In a notification, Lok Sabha secretariat declared Gandhi’s disqualification a day after a lower court in Surat awarded two-year jail term to the Wayanad MP in a criminal defamation case over […]
