Court Vindicates Gandhis Against ED's Money Laundering Allegations
A court has refused to acknowledge the Enforcement Directorate's money laundering case against the Gandhis, citing it as illegal. Congress claims it highlights the Modi government's political targeting. With no substantial wrongdoing found, the case stands dismissed, reinforcing Congress's resolve to fight for truth.
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A court has dismissed the Enforcement Directorate's National Herald money laundering case against Congress leaders Rahul and Sonia Gandhi, deeming the prosecution as lacking legal grounds.
Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate stated that the court's decision exposes the alleged political motivations behind the Modi government's accusations, describing them as an unlawful targeting of the principal opposition.
The court highlighted that the case was based on a private complaint with no FIR backing, showcasing it as a political strategy without substantial evidence against the Congress leadership.
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