A Ranchi court has issued summons against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday for making a controversial statement on PM Narendra Modi. Rahul will have to appear in the court on 22 February regarding this matter. In fact, Rahul Gandhi in one of his statements said 'All Modi is thieves', against whom a complaint was filed. A hearing was held on Saturday in the court of judicial magistrate Kumar Vipul for defamation of Rs 20 crore filed by advocate Pradeep Modi. The court issued summons against Rahul Gandhi after the hearing.

For your information, let us tell you that lawyer Pradeep Modi had filed a complaint in the civil court. It said that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, during the Lok Sabha election campaign, took the name of Narendra Modi, Nirav Modi, Lalit Modi at the Congress meeting in Ranchi and said, 'Those who have Modi in front of them are all thieves.'

Apart from this, in another case BJP executive president J.P. Nadda attacked the Congress and the opposition on Saturday over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). He once again challenged former Congress President Rahul Gandhi and asked him to show 10 sentences about CAA. He said, "Rahul only spreads confusion and rumor among people." Addressing the people of Dalit Oat community who came from Pakistan in the party's national office, Nadda said, "Modi ji has made your way easier. Now you are a citizen of this country and you have all the rights, which Other citizens are. "

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