BJP keeps people in 'frenzy' says Sonia Gandhi

Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi on Friday launched a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi-led BJP government at the Centre

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Protracted Violence In Manipur

India’s Prime Minister last week condemned the violence in the north-east state of Manipur. Earlier, opposition leader Sonia Gandhi expressed deep grief over the tr

Rahul Gandhi among Congress MPs detained during protest over Sonia’s ED grilling

Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday went to the office of the Enforcement Directorate in Delhi for the second round of questioning in connection with the National Herald-money laundering case

Rahul Gandhi: India Congress leader detained amid protests

JULY 26: They were protesting in capital Delhi while party president Sonia Gandhi was being questioned by a government agency that investigates financial crimes. She and Rahul Gandhi have been accused of misusing party funds to acquire valuable real estate through a convoluted financial deal. The Gandhis deny the allegations. They have accused the governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of using federal law enforcement agencies for political vendetta. This was the second time Mrs Gandhi was questioned in connection with the case. Before he was detained, Mr Gandhi and other party members sat on a road in Delhi, surrounded by dozens of police men, protesting against issues ranging from inflation to the alleged targeting of opposition leaders. After about an hour, he and several others were taken in a bus to a detention centre. In June, Rahul Gandhi was questioned for around 50 hours over five days by the ED in the same case. Mrs Gandhi was initially called for questioning at the same time, but her summons had to be deferred after she tested positive for Covid-19. The 75-year-old leader was admitted to hospital and was discharged later in June. This is the first time that Mrs Gandhi is being questioned by a federal law enforcement agency. BJP leaders have denied accusations by Congress party leaders that they are misusing federal institutions to settle political scores. The case against the Gandhis has been brought by Subramanian Swamy, a BJP politician who accuses them of misappropriating party funds to buy a firm that published the now-defunct National Herald newspaper. The National Herald newspaper was started in 1938 by Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister and Rahul Gandhi's great grandfather. The newspaper was published by Associated Journals Limited (AJL) which was founded in 1937 with 5,000 other freedom fighters as its shareholders. In 1947, when India won independence, Nehru resigned as chairman of the board of the newspaper after taking over his role as PM. But the Congress party continued to play a huge role in shaping the newspaper's ideology. Some of India's best-known journalists have worked at the daily, which continued to be funded by the Congress party. The newspaper ceased operations in 2008 for financial reasons. In 2016, it was relaunched as a digital publication and is now widely seen as a Congress mouthpiece. Mr Swamy has alleged that the Gandhis used Congress party funds and took over AJL to try to acquire real estate assets in several cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, which are worth more than 20bn rupees ($250 million; £208 million). The party has denied this, describing it as "a strange case of alleged money laundering without any money".

Indian opposition leader Sonia Gandhi questioned in money-laundering probe

Indian opposition leader Sonia Gandhi was questioned by money laundering investigators on Thursday, prompting her Congress Party to accuse Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of running a "political vendetta".

Sonia Gandhi admitted to Delhi’s Ganga Ram Hospital due to Covid related issues

NEW DELHI: Indian National Congress (INC) President Sonia Gandhi was admitted to Ganga Ram Hospital due to COVID-related issues on Sunday. As per sources, the throat infection team and ENT specialist of the doctors are examining her. INC Spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said that she is in a stable condition and will be kept at the […]

भारतकी कांग्रेस अक्षय सोनिया गान्धीलाई कोरोना संक्रमण

भारतीय कांग्रेस अध्यक्ष सोनिया गान्धी कोरोना भाइरसद्वारा संक्रमित भएकी छिन् । कांग्रेसको आधिकारिक ट्विटर ह्यान्डलबाट यसको जानकारी दिइएको हो ।बुधबार मात्रै प्रवर्तन निर्देशनालयले नेशनल हेराल्डसँग सम्बन्धित मनी लन्ड्रिङ मुद्दामा कांग्रेस प्रमुख सोनिया गान्धी र उनका छोरा राहुल गान्धीलाई बोलाएको थियो ।सोनिया गान्धीलाई ८ जूनमा पेश हुन भनिएको थियो । यद्यपि, अब सोनिया गान्धी संक्रमित हुँदा ८ जुनमा उनीहरुको पेशी हुने नहुने भन्ने निश्चित छैन ।Congress President Smt. Sonia Gandhi has tested positive for C

Nepal's Ambassador to India calls on INC President Sonia Gandhi - Khabarhub

KATHMANDU: Nepal's Ambassador to India Nilambar Acharya paid a farewell visit to Indian National Congress (INC) President Sonia Gandhi at the latter’s

India Tacitly Cooperated with Palace at One Point in 2002!

The then Indian Foreign Minister Natwar Singh's visit was well-received in Kathmandu, at least at the government level. The all-powerful King himself welcomed Foreign Minister Singh at the palace gate - a gesture which was generally reserved only for the heads of state. King Gyanendra, during the conference with Singh, besides dwelling on the  Maoist insurgency and security situation, also praised Sonia Gandhi for sacrificing Prime Ministerial seat despite her party enjoying a majority in parliament.

First retweet blunder, then fake news from PM's office

KATHMANDU, April 11: When the Modi government in India was struggling to calm down the country's Muslim population over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) bill late in December last year, Prime Minister KP Oli's twitter handle (@PM_Nepal) “accidentally” retweeted a tweet (by Indian journalist @DilliDurAst) in which leader of the Indian Congress party Sonia Gandhi criticized Modi for crackdowns on protests. This was on December 20, 2019.

First came a blunder retweet, and then fake news from the govt

KATHMANDU, April 10: When India's Modi government was struggling to calm down the country's Muslim population over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) bill late December last year, PM KP Sharma Oli's twitter handle (@PM_Nepal) “accidentally” retweeted a tweet (by Indian journalist @DilliDurAst) where Sonia Gandhi was criticizing Modi for crackdown on protests. This was December 20, 2019.