The National Herald case is once again making headlines. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has renewed action by filing a chargesheet that names both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. In protest, Congress has mobilized demonstrations across the nation, accusing the Modi government of a calculated misuse of investigative agencies. Simultaneously, under the leadership of party president Mallikarjun Kharge, top Congress figures including AICC general secretaries, state in-charges, and leaders of frontal organizations converged for a strategic meeting.
Congress Accuses BJP of Misusing Central Agencies
This significant gathering saw participation from key leaders like Priyanka Gandhi and Jairam Ramesh. Kharge reminded Congress stalwarts of the importance of revealing the truth behind Associated Journals Limited (AJL) and the National Herald to counter BJP's false narratives.
Key Discussions in the Meeting
Rahul Gandhi, former Congress President and Wayanad MP, emphasized spreading the resolutions passed in this meeting to every Congress worker at district, block, and booth levels.
The chargesheet inclusion of Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case is seen by Congress as part of a deliberate conspiracy. However, the party remains undeterred. Congress is confident that the truth will overcome BJP's misleading tactics, urging the public to embrace reality.
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During the Congress plenary session in Raipur, even amid those important proceedings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seemingly attempted obstruction by ordering ED-CBI raids on our leaders. His aim appeared to be to derail the session.
Amid the Waqf board controversy, BJP leaders spared no effort in spreading rumors and misleading the populace. We must engage with the public to present our case and uncover the BJP's conspiracy.
Congress has announced a 'Save the Constitution' rally, organized as follows:
April 25-30: Regional Rallies
May 03-10: District Level Rallies
May 11-17: Assembly Level Rallies
May 20-30: House-to-House Save the Constitution Campaign
