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2019 remarks against PM: Supreme Court stays defamation case proceedings against Rahul Gandhi
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- The Supreme Court of India has stayed defamation proceedings against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi related to remarks he made about Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019. The court issued notices to the Maharashtra government and the complainant, scheduling a follow-up hearing in four weeks.
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Sign in to give feedbackNew Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed further proceedings in a defamation case before a trial court in Maharashtra against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi over his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019.
A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Aparesh Kumar Singh issued notices to the Maharashtra government and the complainant, M H Shrishrimal, seeking their responses in four weeks.
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