Gujarat High Court

Disqualified Congress MP Rahul Gandhi did not get interim relief in defamation case from Gujarat High Court

Rahul Gandhi was convicted and sentenced to two years in jail by the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate in Surat on March 23 for his defamatory comments against people with Modi surname in a speech in 2019.

Gujarat HC judge Gita Gopi recused herself from hearing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s petition seeking a stay on conviction.

According to the Court, the provisions of the 2006 Food Safety and Standards Act and the Food Safety Regulations requiring meat shops to uphold sanitation and other requirements are legitimate constraints on the owners' ability to operate their businesses.

The Gujarat HC said the authencity of PM Modi's degree is not questioned and available on media, slamming Kejriwal for "making a mockery" of RTI Act.

The Gujarat HC on Friday ruled that PMO is not required to furnish the graduate and post-graduate degrees of PM Modi.

While dismissing the bail plea, the Gujarat HC observed that prima facie it appears that Saket Gokhale had utilised the funds raised for his personal expenses

The Gujarat state government cleared in High Court on Monday (August 1), that MK Gandhi’s descendant could definitely be made an invitee to the committee overseeing the re-development work of the Sabarmati Ashram but could not dictate terms.

The Court held that the proximity of a dargah to a railway land did not automatically imply that the surrounding land belonged to the dargah authorities.

Accused Yusuf, Aiyub and others also created a WhatsApp group where they spewed vitriolic content against Hindu community through videos, speeches, and chats.