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Rahul Gandhi expresses 'regret' on his 'chor' statement

Retracting his statement against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Monday filed his response in front of the Supreme Court and expressed regret for ‘wrongly presenting court order’ and said that his statement came under the heat of political scenario. “My intention wasn’t to wrongly present court order” Gandhi said.

The Supreme Court had directed Congress president Rahul Gandhi to give an explanation by April 22 for "incorrectly" attributing his 'Chowkidar Narendra Modi chor hai' remarks to its verdict in the Rafale case and said it will consider a criminal contempt petition filed against the opposition leader.
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