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• • • Sonia Gandhi ED questioning highlights: ED questions Sonia Gandhi for over 3 hours on day 3; no fresh summons issued Sonia Gandhi ED questioning highlights: ED questions Sonia Gandhi for over 3 hours on day 3; no fresh summons issued Meanwhile, the Delhi Police on Wednesday detained Congress leaders, including MP Manish Tewari, as they protested against the ED's questioning of Sonia Gandhi. Congress President Sonia Gandhi leaves from her residence to appear before the Enforcement Directorate for questioning in connection with the National Herald case, in New Delhi, Wednesday, July 27, 2022. (PTI Photo) Sonia Gandhi ED questioning Highlights: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday questioned Congress president Sonia Gandhi for over three hours on the third day of her deposition in the National Herald newspaper linked money laundering case. No fresh summons were issued, officials said. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police on Wednesday detained Congress leaders, including MP Manish Tewari, as they protested against the ED’s questioning of Sonia Gandhi. Speaking at a press conference earlier in the day, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot stated, “They called Congress leaders in Kerala on Wednesday marched to the Governor's residence, Raj Bhavan, here to protest against the continued questioning of party chief Sonia Gandhi by the Enforcement Department (ED) in the National Herald newspaper-linked money laundering case. Senior Congress leaders, including Leader of Opposition in the s...

Congress president Sonia Gandhi appeared before the Enforcement Directorate on Thursday for questioning in connection with an alleged money laundering case related to the National Herald newspaper. Sonia Gandhi arrived at the Enforcement Directorate's headquarters in central Delhi a little after noon escorted by her Z+ category CRPF security cover. Her questioning had been deferred earlier after she was hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus. Meanwhile, the Congress, including its state units, is protesting across the nation in solidarity with the party chief. Stay tuned to Indiatoday.in for the latest updates. Talking about the Enforcement Directorate's questioning of Sonia Gandhi, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said, “ED said we have no question, you can go, but Sonia ji said that ask as many questions as you have, I am ready to stay till 8-9 pm. Let me make it clear that Sonia ji has not made any request to end the inquiry.” "The allegations that ED stopped investigation as Sonia Gandhi requested to leave because she is suffering from Covid-19 are baseless. Interrogation ended because ED didn't have anything to ask. Sonia Gandhi said, she'll be present at ED office whenever they want," Jairam Ramesh said Uttarakhand Congress leaders, along with several party workers, reached the ED office to protest against the summoning of Congress President Sonia Gandhi in the National Herald case. Congress state president Karan Mahra, Leader of Opposition Yashpal Arya, de...

New Delhi: Union minister Smriti Irani heckled Sonia Gandhi and shouted at her, pointing a finger, the Congress said on Thursday after the exchange between the two leaders set off a political storm. Many versions are circulating about the dramatic exchange -- most of them from BJP leaders who claim Sonia Gandhi had rebuffed Ms Irani when she tried to cut into her conversation with the BJP's Rama Devi. In a statement, Jairam Ramesh -- Congress MP and the party's General Secretary-in-Charge of Communications -- said Smriti Irani had "behaved inappropriately" with Sonia Gandhi and used "derogatory terms". "Sonia Gandhi was talking to a BJP MP, Rama Devi. Smriti Irani came to Sonia Gandhi and spoke abusive words in a very derogatory tone. When Sonia-ji politely told her, 'I am not talking to you, I am talking to another MP,' Smriti Irani shouted, 'You don't know me, who I am'. MPs of many other parties and Congress MPs are witnesses to this incident," read Mr Ramesh's statement in Hindi. "What kind of behaviour is this? Can an MP not even talk to a fellow MP? Smriti Irani can make her point in a political way. Why is she taking such a heckling attitude with a senior MP and a party president?" Mr Ramesh added. Other Congress leaders present at the spot have claimed that Ms Irani pointed a finger at Mrs Gandhi and said, "How dare you, don't behave like this. This is not your party office". The exchange took place after a heated Lok Sabha session where Ms Irani had accused Sonia ...

HYDERABAD: The Telangana Congress, on Saturday, following a crucial meeting, decided to invite Revanth Reddy had said after the victory of the party in Karnataka elections, that the prospects of the Congress victory in Telangana have improved. “Set aside whatever differences and work as a team for six months as this is the best opportunity to bring Congress to power in Telangana,” Revanth said. The TPCC chief said those who work in tune with the directions of the party leadership will be rewarded. He highlighted Bose Raju, who worked as AICC secretary in Telangana, being made a minister in Karnataka as an example. The meeting adopted four resolutions, congratulating CLP leader Bhatti Vikramarka on reaching 1000-km milestone as part of his padayatra, thanking AICC secretaries Nadeem Javed and Bose Raju for their services, welcoming the two new AICC secretaries and to invite Sonia Gandhi for the foundation laying ceremony.

• Sonia Gandhi has been called for another round of questioning on Monday. Mrs Gandhi, who recently recovered from Covid, was questioned keeping in mind Covid protocol with everyone participating equipped with a Covid negative certificate, officials said. • Mrs Gandhi's questioning was carried out by five officers led by a woman Additional Director, NDTV has learnt. The probe agencyprepared 50 questions for Congress chief. • Sonia Gandhi arrived at the probe agency's headquarters in central Delhi a little after noon. She was accompanied by Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Ms Vadra was allowed to stay in the 'building, away from the questioning room, so that in case of a health issue she can be with her mother and provide her medicines, officials said. • The partyhas slammed the agency's action and called it a "political vendetta". Several Congress leaders were detained as the party held nationwide demonstrations in support of the party chief.Carrying large banners saying "stop misuse of ED", Congress leaders on Thursday held a march inside the Parliament complex in a show of strength against the Enforcement Directorate. Large number of demonstrations are also being held across the country. In some places, protesters stopped trains, and even burnt vehicles, according to reports. • "Prime Minister forgets that his idea of Congress is based on leaders they have taken from us. They have to reborn several times to understand what Congress party is, what Gandhi family is,...

Amit Shah was speaking at a rally held in Siddhpur, Gujarat's Patan district on Saturday, to celebrate the nine years of the Modi administration in power. Speaking to the crowd, Union Minister Shah said it is improper for a leader to disparage his or her own nation in overseas. He advised Rahul Gandhi to remember that the nation's citizens were watching him. Shah was making reference to Gandhi's recent trip to the USA, where he criticized the Narendra Modi administration. "Any patriot should debate Indian politics within India." It is inappropriate for the leader of any political party to travel abroad to debate and criticize the country's politics. "Remember, Rahul baba, that the entire country is watching you," Shah remarked "Rahul Baba is taking a vacation abroad to escape the summer heat, He continues to criticize the country there, I would advise Rahul Gandhi to learn from his forefathers," Shah Said Gandhi's criticism of the new Parliament Building was also criticized by Amit Shah. "You were opposed to the new Parliament building and the installation of the 'Sengol,' a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu. Jawaharlal Nehru was supposed to install the Sengol. "If Modi is doing it because Nehru did not, why are you opposing?" he questioned. ALSO READ | Shah claimed that Congress leaders do not allow PM Modi to speak in Parliament and instead oppose everything and that the PM has begun a new tradition of doing "development politics." Shah also accused Gandhi on the subjec...

New Delhi: Union minister Smriti Irani heckled Sonia Gandhi and shouted at her, pointing a finger, the Congress said on Thursday after the exchange between the two leaders set off a political storm. Many versions are circulating about the dramatic exchange -- most of them from BJP leaders who claim Sonia Gandhi had rebuffed Ms Irani when she tried to cut into her conversation with the BJP's Rama Devi. In a statement, Jairam Ramesh -- Congress MP and the party's General Secretary-in-Charge of Communications -- said Smriti Irani had "behaved inappropriately" with Sonia Gandhi and used "derogatory terms". "Sonia Gandhi was talking to a BJP MP, Rama Devi. Smriti Irani came to Sonia Gandhi and spoke abusive words in a very derogatory tone. When Sonia-ji politely told her, 'I am not talking to you, I am talking to another MP,' Smriti Irani shouted, 'You don't know me, who I am'. MPs of many other parties and Congress MPs are witnesses to this incident," read Mr Ramesh's statement in Hindi. "What kind of behaviour is this? Can an MP not even talk to a fellow MP? Smriti Irani can make her point in a political way. Why is she taking such a heckling attitude with a senior MP and a party president?" Mr Ramesh added. Other Congress leaders present at the spot have claimed that Ms Irani pointed a finger at Mrs Gandhi and said, "How dare you, don't behave like this. This is not your party office". The exchange took place after a heated Lok Sabha session where Ms Irani had accused Sonia ...

HYDERABAD: The Telangana Congress, on Saturday, following a crucial meeting, decided to invite Revanth Reddy had said after the victory of the party in Karnataka elections, that the prospects of the Congress victory in Telangana have improved. “Set aside whatever differences and work as a team for six months as this is the best opportunity to bring Congress to power in Telangana,” Revanth said. The TPCC chief said those who work in tune with the directions of the party leadership will be rewarded. He highlighted Bose Raju, who worked as AICC secretary in Telangana, being made a minister in Karnataka as an example. The meeting adopted four resolutions, congratulating CLP leader Bhatti Vikramarka on reaching 1000-km milestone as part of his padayatra, thanking AICC secretaries Nadeem Javed and Bose Raju for their services, welcoming the two new AICC secretaries and to invite Sonia Gandhi for the foundation laying ceremony.

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