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    Rahul Gandhi meets Lok Sabha Speaker, says reference to Emergency could have been avoided

    Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi met Speaker Om Birla on Thursday and voiced his displeasure over the reference to Emergency made by the chair, saying it was "clearly political" and could have been avoided. It was a courtesy call during which Gandhi also raised the issue of Emergency being invoked by the Speaker in the House, AICC general secretary K C Venugopal told reporters after the meeting in Parliament House.

    Congress in Kerala apologises to Christians over controversial social media post

    On Monday, the Congress in Kerala apologized to the Christian community following a social media post that mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his recent meeting with Pope Francis. This post had sparked a political controversy in the state.

    CWC unanimously urges Rahul to take Leader of Opposition role

    The Congress Working Committee unanimously passed a resolution proposing Rahul Gandhi as Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, praising his role in the party's electoral success and calling for him to address key issues like unemployment and inflation. Gandhi is considering the offer, with party leaders expressing confidence in his acceptance. The resolution also acknowledged underperformance in certain states and proposed an investigation to address shortcomings.

    Bengaluru Court grants bail to Rahul Gandhi in BJP's defamation case

    A Bengaluru special court granted bail to AICC leader Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case filed by the Karnataka BJP unit. The case involved an ad campaign by the Congress party alleging bribes to ministers in the BJP government. Gandhi was ordered to appear in court on June 7 after missing a hearing.

    Rahul Gandhi defamation case in Karnataka: What is it all about?

    The saffron party is accusing the Congress of defaming the party by launching a “PayCM’ campaign, that saw the Congress release a ‘rate card’ of bribes one must pay for various government jobs ahead of the assembly polls in May last year. Rahul Gandhi had retweeted the tweets made by his party in the run-up to the elections.

    Rahul Gandhi to appear before Bengaluru court on Friday in BJP defamation case

    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will appear before a special court for people's representatives in Bengaluru at 10 am on Friday, as announced by Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president DK Shivakumar on Thursday evening. This appearance is related to a defamation case filed by the BJP, accusing the Congress of running a smear campaign against the previous government prior to the assembly elections.

    The Economic Times
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