India's Rahul Gandhi Says He Won't Stop Asking Modi Questions

India’s Rahul Gandhi says he won't stop asking Modi questions

NEW DELHI: Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Saturday he had been disqualified from parliament because he has been asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi tough questions about his relationship with Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani conglomerate. Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party responded saying Gandhi had been punished under the law for a defamatory

Won’t stop asking Modi questions about his relation with Guatam Adani: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader pins blame of disqualification on Indian prime minister's fear over his next speech.

India's Rahul Gandhi says he won't stop asking Modi questions

NEW DELHI -- Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Saturday he had been disqualified from parliament because he has been asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi tough questions about his relationship with Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani conglomerate.

India’s Rahul Gandhi says he won’t stop asking Modi questions

NEW DELHI, March 25 — Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said today he had been disqualified from parliament because he has been asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi tough questions about his relationship with Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani conglomerate. Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party responded saying Gandhi had been punished under the law for a defamatory comment he made in 2019 and it had nothing to do with the Adani iss…

India's Rahul Gandhi Says He Won't Stop Asking Modi Questions

Gandhi lost his parliamentary seat on Friday, a day after a court in the western state of Gujarat convicted him in a defamation case and sentenced him to two years in jail

India's Rahul Gandhi says he won't stop asking Modi questions

'I have been disqualified because the prime minister is scared of my next speech,' says Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi