Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Court Orders Case Against Rahul Gandhi Over 'Indian State' Remark
Rahul Gandhi, a Congress leader, is facing legal action.
A court in Lucknow has ordered a case against him.
This is because of his comment about fighting the 'Indian state'.
Someone thinks this is like attacking the country.
A judge will now hear more about it.
Others named in the complaint include other Congress leaders who were present at the event.
The next hearing is scheduled for October.
A court in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, directed a case against Rahul Gandhi.
The case concerns a remark about fighting the 'Indian state'.
The complaint alleges his statement was seditious and anti-national.
The remarks were made during a new Congress headquarters inauguration in January.
The next hearing is scheduled for October 1.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders
- What
- A court ordered a case be registered against Gandhi
- When
- Directive issued on Friday
- Where
- Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- For remarks considered seditious and anti-national
Congress's View
Complainant's View
Nature of Remarks
Congress's View
Disagreement with the ruling party.
Complainant's View
Gandhi's comments were seditious and anti-national, implying an attack on the Indian state.
- Event
- Court directs case registration
- Person of Interest
- Rahul Gandhi
- Accused of
- Seditious and anti-national remarks
- Location
- Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
- Next Hearing
- October 1