 | Rahul Gandhi starts shifting belongings ahead of vacating official bungalowTwo trucks were seen parked outside his residence and the belongings were later shifted to his mother's 10, Janpath residence. |
 | ‘BJP can’t stop me from representing Wayanad’The disqualification as MP is the biggest gift BJP could have given him, Rahul said, adding it assured him he was on the right track. |
 | In a 1st since disqualification, Rahul Gandhi to visit Wayanad on Tuesday; UDF to accord receptionRahul last visited Wayanad in February when he came down heavily against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his alleged nexus between business magnate Gautam Adani. |
 | Of disqualifications, qualifications, experts and exceptionsHaving said this, one must hasten to add that educational qualifications are hardly essential in politics, literature, arts and even science. |
 | Democracy not in danger, dynasty politics is: Shah targets Rahul in UPAmit Shah accused the Congress of surrounding Indian democracy with three "naasuron" (ulcerous wounds) - casteism, dynasty politics and appeasement. |
 | Opposition slams Modi govt for House washout, vows to strengthen unity in ranksLeaders of parties such as the CPI, CPI(M), RJD, IUML attended the march and the presser where they reiterated their demand for a joint parliamentary committee probe into the Adani issue. |
 | Why is MIM mum on Rahul’s disqualification: TPCC chief RevanthSpeaking at Hyderabad Dialogues, an initiative of TNIE to highlight State issues, Revanth is crystal clear in his view that Asad is tight-lipped at the behest of KCR. |
 | Congress begins postcard movement over RaGa’s disqualificationIn the letters, the party referred to the questions raised by Rahul Gandhi over the links between the Prime Minister and Adani. |
 | This is a fight against 'Mitrkaal' to save democracy: Rahul Gandhi after getting bailA sessions court on Monday granted bail to Gandhi in the defamation case and will hear the matter on April 13, an official said. |
 | Surat court admits Rahul Gandhi's appeal in criminal defamation case, grants him bailThe Surat Sessions court has also issued a notice on the plea seeking a stay on his conviction. The next hearing has been fixed for April 13. |
 | Congress says 'illegal arrests' being made to prevent workers from going to SuratThere are continuous reports of illegal arrests by the BJP government in Gujarat to prevent Congress leaders and workers from going to Surat, Jairam Ramesh said. |
 | Can't ignore Savarkar's sacrifice, but more pressing issues in country today: Sharad PawarPawar was speaking at the Press Club in Nagpur, where he also visited Union minister Nitin Gadkari's home. |
 | Defamation cases in India should cease to be criminal offenceRegardless of the technical merits of the case, it gives a message that India is not evolving as a mature democracy, but regressing. |
 | Congress not keen on condemning Central agencies’ action: CPMHe also said that the CPM did not support Rahul Gandhi on an individual level. |
 | ‘Homeless’ Rahul flooded with house optionsFor the last two days, party leaders, workers and others have been tweeting ‘’Mera Ghar Aapka Ghar’’, inviting Rahul to their houses. |
 | Opposition needs no ‘crutches’, says Sibal; Rijiju recalls EmergencySibal expressed his categorical disagreement with Singh, asserting that India does not need an ‘endorsement’ on the issue concerning Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification. |
 | Manipur: Congress workers injured in clash with police during protest over Rahul's disqualificationState Congress president K Meghachandra said that party workers, including women, had assembled near Kangla Gate on Thursday night for a candlelight march but were stopped by the police. |
 | Rahul’s LS disqualification reflects Modi’s ‘brutal vindictiveness’: CongressDisqualification was the darkest chapter in history of Indian democracy, says party chief |
 | Disqualification of Rahul legal, trust judiciaryThe Constitution applies equally to an MP or another citizen. The former is not given the licence to defame as a perquisite of office. Even liberties have their constraints. |
 | Modi remark row: Former IPL boss Lalit Modi threatens to take Rahul Gandhi to court in UKThe businessman, who has been based in the UK since 2010, said he will return to India as soon as stringent libel laws are passed in the country. |
