In India, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi is facing a new crisis after he was sentenced to two years in prison and disqualified from parliament.
According to Indian media, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was sentenced to two years in prison by the court in the last few days and after being disqualified from Parliament, now the Lok Sabha House Committee has issued a notice to him to vacate the government bungalow.
Rahul Gandhi, who was staying in the government bungalow at 12 Tughlaq Lane as a Member of Parliament, has now been given less than a month to vacate it, and according to the notice, the opposition leader has been asked to vacate the said bungalow by April 22. Have to do.
After the notice to vacate the bungalow was issued, a strong reaction of the Congress leaders has also come out. MP Pramod Tiwari said it shows the BJP’s hatred for Rahul Gandhi. For a period of 30 days after the notice is given, the person can not only stay in the same house, but after the fixed period, the person can also continue to live in the same house by paying rent at the market rate. The Modi government should also understand that Rahul Gandhi comes in Z Plus security category.
On the other hand, Rahul Gandhi is on the offensive after the conviction and the cancellation of Lok Sabha membership. A day after his Lok Sabha membership ended, he announced in a press conference that whether he remains an MP or not, or even if he is put in jail, he will continue to fight for democracy. He also said that he is not afraid and will not apologize because his name is not Savarkar but Gandhi and Gandhi does not apologize.
It should be noted that this is the third major decision of the government and institutions against Rahul Gandhi within a week. Earlier, a Surat court sentenced him to two years in prison in a defamation case. After that he was deprived of Lok Sabha membership and now Modi government has sent this notice.