Rahul Gandhi vacates govt bungalow in Delhi after being disqualified as MP
On March 27, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had handed a notice to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to vacate government bungalow. The allotment of the govt bungalow will be cancelled with effect from April 24.
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New Delhi, April 14: Trucks were spotted at the premises of Delhi residence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. He is vacating his residence after being disqualified as Lok Sabha MP.
Rahul had until April 24 to vacate the government bungalow at 12, Tughlaq Lane by April 22, which he was allotted while he was the MP prior to his conviction in the 'Modi surname' case by Surat court in Gujarat.
On March 27, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had handed a notice to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to vacate government bungalow. The allotment of the govt bungalow will be cancelled with effect from April 24.
#WATCH | Trucks at the premises of Delhi residence of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. He is vacating his residence after being disqualified as Lok Sabha MP. pic.twitter.com/BZBpesy339
— ANI (@ANI) April 14, 2023
Modi surname case order on April 20
Gujarat's Surat Court will pronounce the decision in Rahul Gandhi's plea in the 2019 defamation case on 'Modi surname' remark, on 20th April.
The court is hearing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's plea for a stay on his conviction in a defamation case over his "Modi surname" remark in which he has been sentenced to two years in jail.