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Rahul Gandhi Disqualified: Congress to protest across country today against BJP-led govt's decision

 Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will on Saturday address a press conference at AICC headquarters in Delhi at 1 PM. This will be the first full-fledged address by Gandhi since his disqualification as Lok Sabha MP on Friday. This came after a Surat court on Thursday held Rahul Gandhi guilty in the criminal defamation case for his ‘Modi Surname’ remark in 2019 during the Lok Sabha polls campaign. While opposition parties led by Congress intensified their attack on the BJP-led Centre, the latter maintained that Gandhi was sentenced as per law. 

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