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Rahul Gandhi, India's opposition leader, appeals his defamation conviction

Por: Los Angeles Times World April 03, 2023

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Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi appeared in court Monday to appeal a criminal conviction for mocking the prime minister's surname, in a case that saw Gandhi expelled from Parliament and dealt a huge blow to his Congress party ahead of general elections next year. Gandhi, a fierce critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his main challenger in the 2024 polls, was ousted from Parliament after a court sentenced him to two years in... + full article



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