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2019 Defamation Case | Ordinance Returns To Haunt Rahul? |Mahesh Jethmalani| Beyond The Headline
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12:51Now PlayingIn this segment of Beyond The Headline with Mirror Now anchor Tamanna Inamdar, we are discussing the 'Modi Taunt' in 2019 political speech which is going to disqualify Rahul Gandhi as Member of Parliament. Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, was found guilty of defamation after saying that "all thieves have the Modi surname," and he was given a two-year prison sentence. A Surat court found him guilty on Thursday of violating Indian Penal Code Section 504 (Intentional Insult with Purpose to Provoke Breach of the Peace) (IPC). We are joined by Mahesh Jethmalani to present his perspectives on the big setback for Rahul Gandhi. "Politicians don't have license to defame people even during election campaigns. They have a responsibility" said Mr Jethmalani. Listen in!
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