Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is facing fresh legal developments in two separate defamation cases filed by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Scheduled proceedings are taking place on 20 and 21 February 2026 in different jurisdictions, highlighting a complex legal scenario for the opposition leader. On 20 February, Rahul Gandhi appeared in court in Sultanpur to respond to one of the cases. He is now on a scheduled visit to Maharashtra, covering the Thane and Bhiwandi regions, where he is expected to face the second case. Legal experts note that defamation proceedings in India can span multiple states, requiring careful adherence to court protocols. The cases have generated significant political attention, given Rahul Gandhi’s role in national politics and his recent public statements on the RSS. Authorities and party officials are monitoring the situation closely, while the courts continue to manage the procedural timelines. Public and media interest in the unfolding cases remains high, reflecting the political sensitivity surrounding defamation charges in India.
Political News: Rahul Gandhi Faces New Twist in RSS Defamation Cases Across UP and Maharashtra
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