Rahul Gandhi Ed Questioning

Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar will not appear before the Enforcement Directorate tomorrow after the central agency rejected his plea for exemption from appearance for questioning in the National Herald case

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi slammed the centre and called the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) as "No Data Available" government.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who recently faced an Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe in the National Herald case, on Friday took a dig at the Prime Minister, and said 'making me sit in the ED office for 5 days will not change my behaviour.'

Gujarat Riots: Home Minister Amit Shah responded to Congress's Satyagraha over the Enforcement Directorate's questioning of Rahul Gandhi and said the BJP did not resort to "Dharna" or "Drama" during PM Modi's Gujarat Riots questioning.

The Wayanad MP has so far been questioned for nearly 50 plus hours in five days by the ED in connection with an alleged money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi left the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office in the national capital post-midnight after around 12 hours of questioning in connection with the money laundering case involving the National Herald newspaper.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has arrived at the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office forthe fifth day of questioning in an alleged money laundering. The Wayanad MP has already been questioned for over 40 hours since last week.

Last week, from Monday to Wednesday, Rahul Gandhi was questioned for more than 30 hours. He was allowed a break to be with his hospitalised mother, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, before questioning resumed today.

Top Congress leaders on Monday met President Ram Nath Kovind and raised the issue of alleged ill-treatment of party MPs by police during their protest against the ED questioning of former party chief Rahul Gandhi.

Amid Congress' protest against ED questioning Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sambit Patra on Monday said 'law is equal for all'.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for the fourth time today in connection with the National Herald case.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for the fourth time today in connection with the National Herald case.

The Congress has sought action against Enforcement Directorate officials who "selectively leaked" to some media houses information related to Rahul Gandhi's questioning, as the party also served a legal notice on three Union ministers over the issue.

The two men raised slogans of "Rahul Gandhi, Zindabad (Live And Prosper)" and claimed to be activists of the Congress wing, National Students' Union of India (NSUI).

Several Congress workers were also detained from outside the party headquarters and the ED office where they held demonstrations and chanted slogans in support of Rahul Gandhi.

Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar will not appear before the Enforcement Directorate tomorrow after the central agency rejected his plea for exemption from appearance for questioning in the National Herald case

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi slammed the centre and called the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) as "No Data Available" government.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who recently faced an Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe in the National Herald case, on Friday took a dig at the Prime Minister, and said 'making me sit in the ED office for 5 days will not change my behaviour.'

Gujarat Riots: Home Minister Amit Shah responded to Congress's Satyagraha over the Enforcement Directorate's questioning of Rahul Gandhi and said the BJP did not resort to "Dharna" or "Drama" during PM Modi's Gujarat Riots questioning.

The Wayanad MP has so far been questioned for nearly 50 plus hours in five days by the ED in connection with an alleged money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi left the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office in the national capital post-midnight after around 12 hours of questioning in connection with the money laundering case involving the National Herald newspaper.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has arrived at the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office forthe fifth day of questioning in an alleged money laundering. The Wayanad MP has already been questioned for over 40 hours since last week.

Last week, from Monday to Wednesday, Rahul Gandhi was questioned for more than 30 hours. He was allowed a break to be with his hospitalised mother, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, before questioning resumed today.

Top Congress leaders on Monday met President Ram Nath Kovind and raised the issue of alleged ill-treatment of party MPs by police during their protest against the ED questioning of former party chief Rahul Gandhi.

Amid Congress' protest against ED questioning Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sambit Patra on Monday said 'law is equal for all'.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for the fourth time today in connection with the National Herald case.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is set to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for the fourth time today in connection with the National Herald case.

The Congress has sought action against Enforcement Directorate officials who "selectively leaked" to some media houses information related to Rahul Gandhi's questioning, as the party also served a legal notice on three Union ministers over the issue.

The two men raised slogans of "Rahul Gandhi, Zindabad (Live And Prosper)" and claimed to be activists of the Congress wing, National Students' Union of India (NSUI).

Several Congress workers were also detained from outside the party headquarters and the ED office where they held demonstrations and chanted slogans in support of Rahul Gandhi.