Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with party chief Mallikarjun Kharge at AICC headquarters after the Supreme Court stayed his conviction in the 2019 criminal defamation case. (Photo | Parveen Negi) 
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'Truth Always Wins'; Rahul Gandhi expressed his gratitude after SC's Order 

Supreme Court, in an interim order, stayed the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the criminal defamation case over 'Modi surname' remark.

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NEW DELHI:  Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said truth always triumphs and thanked people for their support, soon after the Supreme Court stayed his conviction in a defamation case.

Party president Mallikarjun Kharge said this victory was not just for Gandhi but for the people of the country and democracy.

He also wondered how much time it will take now to reinstate Gandhi as it had taken just 24 hours after his conviction for disqualifying him from Lok Sabha.

"Truth always triumphs, if not today then tomorrow or the day after.  thank people for their support," Gandhi said at a press conference.

He also took to Twitter and said he will protect the idea of India 

Kharge said, "It is a very happy day for us, democracy has won, Constitution has won."

"I welcome the Supreme Court judgment, the Constitution is still alive," he added.

Speaking at the same press conference, held soon after party workers welcomed Gandhi at the All India Congress Committee headquarters here, Abhishek Singhvi said everyone was now looking forward to hearing the former party president speak in Parliament.

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