Rahul Gandhi
National Herald case: Rahul reaches ED office for 4th time
He will be questioned by a three-member ED team and will also be given lunch break. Rahul Gandhi's questioning was to be done on Friday, but he wrote to the ED to postpone it citing the illness of his mother Sonia Gandhi. The ED had accepted his request and had postponed the questioning for Monday.
ED running 'glow and lovely' scheme: Congress on Rahul questioning
Addressing a press conference here, Congress General Secretary Ajay Maken said, "The agencies were pressurising those who spoke against the government, but for the leaders who joined the BJP like Himanta Biswa Sarma and others there was no ED or CBI behind them. It is the 'glow and lovely' scheme for them."
Rahul turns 53, asks party workers not to celebrate his birthday
In an appeal, he said, "I appeal to all Congress workers and my well wishers across the country not to hold any kind of celebrations on the occasion of my birthday." Rahul Gandhi, born on June 19, 1970, is in his fourth term as Lok Sabha MP -- thrice from Amethi (2004 ,2009 and 2014) and currently from Wayanad. He lost from Amethi in 2019. The Congress on Sunday will hold a "Satyagrah" against the Agnipath scheme at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.
ED grills Rahul Gandhi for third consecutive days, Congress enraged
Utter scenes of chaos prevailed throughout the day outside the Congress headquarters and the ED office. The party workers were being detained every then and now. Video and images of Congress workers, including women being forcibly carried from the roads, as they were lying down, went viral on social media.
Delhi police enters AICC office, alleges Congress
"Today, Delhi Police forcibly entered the HQ of India's oldest political party. As they burst the doors open to the AICC HQ, they trampled upon the democracy our forefathers fought and gave their lives for. The BJP has truly killed Indian democracy. It doesn't get darker than this," said K.C. Venugopal, Congress general secretary (organisation).
ED summons Rahul Gandhi again on Wednesday for 3rd round of questioning
Gandhi will have to appear again before the ED on Wednesday when a three-member team will question him. On Monday, his questioning had ended at about 9 p.m. but he reportedly wanted to correct a few things in his statements and due to this, he had to wait for more hours at ED headquarters. Gandhi will have to appear again before the ED on Wednesday when a three-member team will question him.
Congress workers detained outside ED office
The Congress workers had assembled outside the ED office in a show of solidarity with their leader. The detained protesters were taken to the Kapashera board by bus. The Delhi Police had already beefed up security in and around the probe agency's headquarters before a three-member team started Rahul Gandhi's questioning.
Rahul Gandhi back at ED office for 2nd round of questioning
The questioning of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi by the Enforcement Directorate has once again started after a break of a couple of hours in connection with the National Herald case.
After 3-hour questioning, Rahul Gandhi leaves ED office
According to an official, three senior officers of the financial probe agency questioned the former Congress president. "The team consisted of two Assistant Directors and one Deputy Director," said the official.Earlier, Gandhi reached the ED office located at Paryavaran Bhavan on APJ Abdul Kalam Road amid heavy police deployment that was put in place to restrain party workers from carrying out a rally from Congress HQ to the ED office.
Rahul Gandhi reaches ED office
There was heavy police deployment in and around the ED office located at Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road. As he left the party headquarters at 24 Akbar Road, several Congress workers accompanied him. The police however, did not allow them to move further and only Rahul Gandhi was permitted.
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