Ranchi: Hearing the petition filed in the case of objectionable remarks on PM Narendra Modi by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the Jharkhand High Court fixed May 5 as the next hearing date.
Rahul Gandhi objectionable remarks: Hearing postponed to May 5
The advocate representing Rahul Gandhi sought time from the court for a reply.
Hearing postponed to 5th May over Rahul Gandhi's petition in Jharkhand HC
The advocate representing Rahul Gandhi sought time from the court for a reply. Accepting the request, Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi fixed May 5 as the new date for the hearing. During the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, while addressing a rally at Morhabadi Maidan in Ranchi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made derogatory remarks against all the people named 'Modi'. Regarding this remark, advocate Pradeep Modi had filed a complaint in Ranchi's Civil Court and a defamation case Rs 20 crore. Over which the Civil Court had directed Gandhi to appear before the court. Following it, Rahul Gandhi had approached the High Court.
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