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High Court Disposes Of Petition On Rahul Gandhi's Indian Citizenship
A bench of Justices AR Masoodi and Rajiv Singh said that as the central government is not able to give any time limit to resolve the petitioner's complaint, there is no justification to keep this petition pending.
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Centre Given 4 Weeks To Decide On Rahul Gandhi's Dual Citizenship Case
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court has given Union Home Ministry has been given four weeks to decide on the issue of Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's citizenship.
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Centre's Notice To Rahul Gandhi Over Complaint About Foreign Citizenship
Half-way through the national election, Rahul Gandhi has been asked by the government to respond within 15 days to a complaint that he is a British citizen.
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Blindly Referring Case Shows Hatred Against Opposition: Congress On Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
Congress today made a veiled attack on Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, saying "blindly" referring the case of citizenship of Rahul Gandhi to the Ethics Committee of the Lok Sabha showed "hatred" against the party leadership and the opposition.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking a direction to CBI to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking a direction to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
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Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Hearing on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court today refused urgent hearing on a plea seeking a direction to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
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High Court Disposes Of Petition On Rahul Gandhi's Indian Citizenship
A bench of Justices AR Masoodi and Rajiv Singh said that as the central government is not able to give any time limit to resolve the petitioner's complaint, there is no justification to keep this petition pending.
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Centre Given 4 Weeks To Decide On Rahul Gandhi's Dual Citizenship Case
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court has given Union Home Ministry has been given four weeks to decide on the issue of Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's citizenship.
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Centre's Notice To Rahul Gandhi Over Complaint About Foreign Citizenship
Half-way through the national election, Rahul Gandhi has been asked by the government to respond within 15 days to a complaint that he is a British citizen.
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Blindly Referring Case Shows Hatred Against Opposition: Congress On Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
Congress today made a veiled attack on Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, saying "blindly" referring the case of citizenship of Rahul Gandhi to the Ethics Committee of the Lok Sabha showed "hatred" against the party leadership and the opposition.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking a direction to CBI to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking a direction to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
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Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Hearing on Rahul Gandhi's Citizenship Row
The Supreme Court today refused urgent hearing on a plea seeking a direction to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register a case against Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for allegedly declaring himself as a British national before company law authorities there.
