Neither Rahul nor I Ever Received a Penny: Sonia Gandhi on National Herald Issue
The memoir says Rahul Gandhi faced 30 politically motivated cases across eight states and a 2023 defamation conviction that led to his expulsion from Parliament.
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'Neither Rahul Nor I Received A Penny': Sonia Gandhi On National Herald Case
Over the years, Rahul has had no less than 30 cases brought against him across eight states, all politically motivated, Sonia Gandhi says in her memoir, "Belonging: A Journey Of Love"
Sonia Gandhi Says Neither She Nor Rahul Got Money in National Herald Case
In her memoir \"Belonging: A Journey Of Love\", Sonia Gandhi also says it broke her heart to witness the level of aggression her son has had to endure because of targeting by the Narendra Modi government and the BJP.
Sonia speaks out on Herald case, slams attack on Rahul
Sonia Gandhi's memoir "Belonging: A Journey Of Love" details the political targeting of her son, Rahul Gandhi, by the BJP and Narendra Modi government. She asserts that neither she nor Rahul received any monetary benefit from the National Herald revival process, despite facing legal challenges. The book also touches upon the legal issues faced by Priyanka Gandhi's husband, Robert Vadra, and highlights the family's resilience.
Neither Rahul nor I ever received a penny: Sonia Gandhi on National Herald issue
Sonia Gandhi emphasizes that neither she nor Rahul received any benefits from the National Herald revival. She describes the emotional impact of political attacks on Rahul by the BJP and highlights his resilience. Despite facing numerous politically motivated legal cases, Rahul remains focused and committed to his work. Sonia narrates the revival process of National Herald and explains the legal challenges they faced.
New Delhi. Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has presented her perspective on the National Herald case in her book, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," published on November 10. In her comments on November 11, Sonia Gandhi stated that neither the process of relaunching National Herald nor the […]
Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi has made her first public comments on the National Herald case in her autobiography. She claimed that neither she, nor Rahul Gandhi, nor anyone else involved received any money in the process of relaunching the newspaper. She questioned the actions of government agencies and alleged that she and Rahul Gandhi were harassed for a long time in the name of investigation.
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