The Supreme Court gave relief to former AICC chief Rahul Gandhi. A defamation case has been registered against Modi for making inappropriate comments. The Surat court that tried the case sentenced him to 2 years imprisonment. Challenging this, Rahul Gandhi approached the Gujarat High Court. His petition was rejected. The lower court made it clear that the verdict given by Surat was correct and that the punishment should be served. At the same time, she made important comments. If necessary, the Supreme Court of India can approach the Supreme Court to challenge the judgment given by them.
With this, Rahul Gandhi sought justice for him, accusing the Gujarat court of being completely partisan. The Supreme Court heard the petition filed by Rahul Gandhi to this extent. As part of this, a key judgment was given on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court has made critical comments on a petition filed challenging the Gujarat High Court’s order refusing to grant a stay to its convict in a defamation case. As part of this, the court has clarified that it will take up Rahul’s case on July 21.