SC grants pre-arrest bail to influencer accused of misquoting Rahul Gandhi
Allowing Sinha's plea, the top court granted him anticipatory bail, observing that the matter could proceed without his detention. The case stemmed from a July 1, 2024, speech in Parliament in which Gandhi reportedly said that those "who call themselves Hindus are constantly engaged in violence, hatred and lies".
Allowing Sinha's plea, the top court granted him anticipatory bail, observing that the matter could proceed without his detention. The case stemmed from a July 1, 2024, speech in Parliament in which Gandhi reportedly said that those "who call themselves Hindus are constantly engaged in violence, hatred and lies".
