National Herald Case: Delayed Proceedings & Political Implications

A Delhi court postponed the hearings in the National Herald money laundering case involving Sonia and Rahul Gandhi to May 21 and 22. Notices were served to all accused, including prominent Congress leaders, in the case related to alleged money laundering in the acquisition of Associated Journals Limited properties.

A Delhi court has deferred its hearing in the high-profile National Herald money laundering case against Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, scheduling new dates for May 21 and 22.

Special Judge Vishal Gogne received submissions from the Enforcement Directorate and reported that all accused parties have been served notices, emphasizing the unresolved issue concerning Sam Pitroda.

The case, initiated by Subramanian Swamy's complaint, involves claims of criminal conspiracy and money laundering against several Congress figures linked to the Young Indian company and properties valued over Rs 2,000 crore.

(With inputs from agencies.)