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100 pc political vendetta from PM Office: Rahul on National Herald case
New Delhi, Dec 9 (IBNS) Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who along with his mother and Congress president Sonia Gandhi has been asked to appear before a court in National Herald fund misappropriation case, on Wednesday said it is a "100% political vendetta coming out of PM's Office".
"I have full faith in the legal system," he said at the same breath.
He said "who is threatening judiciary we all know" hitting out at PM Modi.
Earlier, leader of Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge lashed out at the BJP Government against the backdrop of dissent by the Congress MPs, caused by the Delhi HC's summon to Sonia and Rahul Gandhi over the misplacement of funds in the 'National Herald' case.
Kharge alleged that the rules for the opposition and the ruling party were not equal.
"There are different rules for the ruling and opposition party," he said in Parliament.
He also alleged that while the Congress ministers and workers were booked, the law allowed BJP followers and leaders to go free.
"While no cases have been registered against BJP rulers, there have been false cases against the Congress Ministers," Kharge said.
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