Rahul Seeks Leave From ED; To Be Quizzed On June 17th Again | National Herald Case | Nation Tonight
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as posted by the channelIn today's episode of Nation Tonight with Griha Atul, join us as she discusses the ED's grilling of Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald Case.
Enforcement Directorate has again summoned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, June 17th, after the probe agency interrogated the Congress leader for the 3rd straight day in the National Herald case today.
Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury has also sought Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's intervention alleging "inhuman treatment & humiliation" meted out to party leader Rahul Gandhi by ED.
In retaliation, Congress protested ED's grilling of the party leader. We will protest tomorrow as well. Police can't barge into our office illegally, says Jothimani, Congress MP Lok Sabha in conversation with Griha Atul. She further states, "Police dragged us, they tore my clothes and pushed us in bus & did not even give us water." Is this democracy?, questions Congress MP.
To find out more, tune into Nation Tonight with Griha Atul.
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