
Rahul Gandhi was acquitted in a criminal defamation case over remarks he allegedly made about Home Minister Amit Shah. The ruling ends an eight year legal battle.
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Rahul Gandhi was acquitted in a criminal defamation case over remarks he allegedly made about Home Minister Amit Shah. The ruling ends an eight year legal battle.
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Facing a volatile youth uprising, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appears to be drawing a political rival he has defeated before into the conflict. The strategy seeks to redirect pressure from his government toward a familiar partisan contest.
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Rahul Gandhi was acquitted in a criminal defamation case over remarks he allegedly made about Home Minister Amit Shah. The ruling ends an eight year legal battle.
The acquittal removes a long-running legal threat against one of India’s leading opposition figures. It
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Gandhi’s legal reprieve strengthens his political position ahead of future electoral battles.

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Facing a volatile youth uprising, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appears to be drawing a political rival he has defeated before into the conflict. The strategy seeks to redirect pressure from his government toward a familiar partisan contest.
The decisive shift is Modi’s apparent effort to turn a youth-led protest into a contest
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Modi’s response could determine whether the unrest remains a broad youth movement or becomes another chapter in India’s established partisan struggle.
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