Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Rahul Gandhi's Lawyer Opposes Personal Court Appearance Plea
Rahul Gandhi is involved in a defamation case in Pune.
The case is about remarks he allegedly made about V D Savarkar.
The person who filed the case wants Gandhi to appear in court in person.
Gandhi's lawyer argues against this, stating there is no legal basis.
The lawyer said the request is baseless.
He also said the application lacked a sound legal foundation.
The court will decide at the next hearing whether Gandhi needs to be present.
The court posted the matter for the next hearing in October.
Rahul Gandhi's lawyer opposed a plea for his personal appearance in a Pune court.
The defamation case is over Gandhi's alleged remarks on V D Savarkar.
The complainant sought Gandhi's presence to verify earlier applications.
Gandhi's lawyer argued against the application, citing no legal basis.
The court scheduled the next hearing for October 3.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi and Satyaki Savarkar
- What
- A Pune court is hearing a defamation case.
- When
- The matter was heard on Monday, September 22.
- Where
- Pune court
- Why
- Gandhi's lawyer opposed the plea for Gandhi's personal appearance.
Complainant's Stance
Gandhi's Lawyer's Stance
Personal Appearance
Complainant's Stance
The complainant sought Gandhi's personal presence in court.
Gandhi's Lawyer's Stance
Gandhi's lawyer argued against it, citing no legal grounds.
- Defendant
- Rahul Gandhi
- Case Type
- Defamation
- Complainant
- Satyaki Savarkar
- Alleged Remarks
- Objectionable remarks on V D Savarkar
- Lawyer for Gandhi
- Milind Pawar
- Next Hearing
- October 3