This Article is From Mar 23, 2023

Delhi High Court Reserves Order On Defamation Summons Against Ashok Gehlot

Senior Advocate Vikas Pahwa appeared for Mr Shekhawat who sought prosecution against Ashok Gehlot for allegedly making defamatory speeches against the Union Minister.

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cDelhi high Court reserved order on defamation summons against Ashok Gehlot. (File)

New Delhi :

The Delhi court on Thursday reserved the order on the point of issuance of summons in a Defamation complaint filed by Union Minister Gajendra Singh Sekhawat against Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for his alleged remarks about the Sanjeevani scam.

Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACMM) Harpreet Singh has listed the matter for order on the issuance of summons on March 24, 2023, after the conclusion of submission and recording of pre-summoning of evidence in the matter.

Union Minister has recently moved Delhi Court and filed a defamation case against Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot alleging that Mr Gehlot has made speeches against him saying that the allegations regarding the Sanjeevani Scam are proved against him.

Senior Advocate Vikas Pahwa appeared for Mr Shekhawat who sought prosecution against Ashok Gehlot for allegedly making defamatory speeches against the Union Minister.

Senior advocate Pahwa submitted that it is a fresh complaint moved by the Union Minister against the Chief Minister of Rajasthan and said, "There is irreparable damage caused to his reputation."

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This matter pertains to a case in which FIR was registered in 2019. Three charge sheets have been filed.

"Shekhawat's name has not appeared anywhere. He was not called by the Investigation officer. Despite this, Gehlot said the allegations against Shekhawat have been proven," Senior advocate Vikas Pahwa told ANI.

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