‘True Indian will not make such a statement’: The Supreme Court killed Rahul Gandhi on the army’s remarks; Case of being infamous Bharat News
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday asked Rahul Gandhi to make a defamation statement against the Indian Army, saying that “a true Indian will not make such statements”. The apex court, however, remained against him on a defamation case, further asked him to make a statement in Parliament rather than social media.The apex court asked Gandhi the basis of his comment, “How will you know that the land of 2000 sq km was occupied by sugar, if you are a true Indian, you will not say such a thing.”“You are the leader of protest. Say things in Parliament, why have you said it on social media?” PTI quoted SC.The complaint alleged that his remarks about the India-China clash of December 2022 discredit the Indian Army. He had said that the Chinese army was “thrash” Indian soldiers in Arunachal Pradesh, and the media would not question this.
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He said, “People will ask about the journey of India … but they would not ask a single question about China, in which 2,000 sqm Indian land was captured, 20 Indian soldiers died, and our soldiers were thrown into Arunachal Pradesh … people do not know that people do not know,” they said.On May 29, the Allahabad High Court dismissed Rahul’s plea and challenged a summons order and defamation complaint. Gandhi had argued that the case was registered in the manner of garland.
‘Diplomatic disaster on many fronts’
The Bharatiya Janata Party was in a hurry to hurry to comment from SC, its chief Amit Malviya called Rahul’s statements “diplomatic disaster on many fronts”.“The Supreme Court has once again reprimanded ‘China Guru’ Rahul Gandhi for making irresponsible statements related to India’s national security and regional integrity. Imagine, a leader of the opposition is repeatedly reprimanded for speaking such carelessly, “he said in a post on X.His recent ‘Dead Economy’ Jib is just the latest in a long series. In doing so, he clearly admitted that Russia, a long -running ally, struggling, is struggling, while bizarrely supporting a hostile state like Pakistan as a strong economy. A diplomatic disaster on many fronts, “he said.
