Rahul Gandhi Expected to Appear Before UP Special MP/MLA Court on October 26

The Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi is likely to be present before a Special MP/MLA Court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh on Monday, October 26, when the Court will deliver its verdict in a defamation case against him.

The court is likely going to deliver its verdict on Monday. Rahul Gandhi is likely to appear before the court on the day of his verdict.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been summoned by MP/MLA court on December 16, 2023, in the case of using derogatory slur against Union Home Minister Amit Shah in a Bengaluru meeting in 2018. The then BJP District Vice President Vijay Mishra had filed the complaint.

When these allegations were made against Amit Shah by Rahul Gandhi in Bengaluru, as vice president of BJP, I was very pained. Even though I am a 33-year old party worker, I filed a complaint against him through my lawyer and the matter went on for nearly 5 years. The decision was made on Tuesday, the day of the hearing, this, Vijay Mishra told ANI.

If Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has enough evidence against him, he can be given a maximum punishment of 2 years, says Santosh Kumar Pandey, lawyer for Vijay Mishra.

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"Congress leader Rahul Gandhi held a press conference in Bengaluru. About 5 years ago, Amit Shah, who is currently the Home Minister, made objectionable remarks against him. On August 4, 2018, this case was filed in the District and Sessions Court of MP/MLA Court Sultanpur. On which on Monday, Judge Yogesh Kumar Yadav of MP MLA Court Sultanpur has summoned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on December 16. This statement came from Rahul Gandhi during the Karnataka elections in Bengaluru in 2018," Santosh Kumar Pandey told ANI.

He added, "When the information came through social media and TV news channels, the then District Vice President of BJP, Vijay Mishra had filed a complaint. Statements of three witnesses were taken in the complaint. He (Rahul Gandhi) can be given a maximum punishment of 2 years in this entire case if sufficient evidence is found against him. Either Rahul Gandhi should appear in the court and get his bail, or if he does not come, then the court can take action against him."

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