Rahul Gandhi Bhiwandi Court: Rahul Gandhi’s appearance in Bhiwandi Court, apology refused; said amid black flags

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appeared in the court in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra on Saturday, where RSS The hearing (Rahul Gandhi Bhiwandi court) was scheduled in the defamation case related to. Before reaching the court, his convoy faced opposition when some BJP workers demonstrated by showing black flags on the way. This development heated up the political atmosphere even before the court proceedings.

During his appearance in the court, Rahul Gandhi’s lawyer made it clear that he will not apologize in this case and will face trial as per the legal process. His lawyer said that as per the legal formalities, a new surety has also been appointed in this case, so that the process of further hearing can continue.

This matter is related to the statement regarding which the complainant had filed a petition in the court. The complainant says that Rahul Gandhi’s statement was contrary to the facts and it affected the image of the organization (Rahul Gandhi Bhiwandi court). He told the court that he has evidence related to his claims, which he will present during the hearing. He also said that earlier also the option of apologizing was given in this matter, but Rahul Gandhi did not accept it.

Elaborate security arrangements were made in and around the court premises. The atmosphere remained sensitive during the hearing due to the presence of political supporters and opponents, however, the proceedings were conducted peacefully.

Amidst this development, the court appearance of some youth Congress workers, who were recently detained during protests, was also scheduled. Other opposition leaders also reacted on this issue and called it a matter related to political disagreement.

This stance of Rahul Gandhi clearly indicates that he is ready to present his side in this matter through the legal process (Rahul Gandhi Bhiwandi court). The court hearing in the coming days will decide the direction of this case and it will remain under watch in political circles.