Congress party will fight a legal battle in the Supreme Court against the verdict of Gujarat High Court said Amit Chavda Ex GPCC President
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Today sharply reacting to the decision given by High Court on the petition of. Rahul Gandhi in the Gujarat High Court, Congress Party Leader of Gujarat Legislative Assembly Amit Chavda said that the Congress party will move the Supreme Court against this decision and fight a legal battle.
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Soon after Gujarat High Court rejected Rahul Gandhi’s plea seeking a stay on his conviction in a criminal defamation case over his remark on “Modi surname”, Congress said it would now move an appeal before the Supreme Court challenging the high court’s verdict.
In Kozhikode, AICC general secretary, Organisation, KC Venugopal said the party would would move an appeal before the Supreme Court challenging the Gujarat High Court order.
The Congress on Friday said it will move the Supreme Court against the Gujarat High Court order refusing to stay Rahul Gandhi’s conviction in a defamation case.
In Kozhikode, AICC general secretary, Organisation, KC Venugopal said the party would would move an appeal before the Supreme Court challenging the Gujarat High Court order.
“There is one more option before us… the Supreme Court. Let’s see. The Congress party will seek that option too,” Venugopal said while addressing a party programme.
The Gujarat High Court on Friday dismissed Gandhi’s plea seeking a stay on his conviction in a criminal defamation case over his “Modi surname” remark.
