Manas Choudhury distributes sweets and chocolates, on stay order on Rahul Gandhi's conviction
The Supreme Court on Friday stayed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's conviction in the 2019 criminal defamation case over his "why all thieves have Modi surname" remark, restoring his status as a member of Parliament.
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Cuttack: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's conviction in the 2019 criminal defamation case over his "why all thieves have Modi surname" remark, restoring his status as a member of Parliament.
Today, under the leadership of President of Cuttack District Congress Committee, Manas Ranjan Choudhury, hundreds of workers distributed sweets and chocolates to the pedestrians at the Badambadi traffic intersection in Cuttack. They expressed their gratitude to the Honorable Supreme Court Bench.
It is worth mentioning that on March 23, Gujarat Surat Court found Rahul guilty in the Modi Defamation case. For this, the court sentenced Rahul to 2 years in jail. Now the country's highest court has imposed a stay on this sentence.
In a tweet, Rahul Gandhi said, "Come what may, my duty remains the same."
Cuttack District Congress Committee Vice President Shishir Rath, Manoj Biswal, Rajesh Swain, Spokesperson Ashok Swain, Cuttack Sadar Block President RAM Chandra Gochhayat, Rajkisan Swain, Ugresana Bhuina, Editor Sachidananda Raut, Deepak Sahu, Chandra Kant Nayak, Subrat Bastia, State Youth Congress general editor Shiva Agarwal, Cuttack City Youth Congress President Dr. Biplab Shiladitya, Cuttack District Youth Congress President Deepak Mohanty, Barbati Youth Congress President S. K. Soif Hussain, Cuttack Chowdwar Youth Congress President Santosh Pradhan, Vice President Sadashib Barik, Cuttack Sadar Youth Congress President Purnachandra Parija, Cuttack District Students Congress President Ashutosh Raut, Satyajit Sethi, and Kamalandu Acharya Kalandi Khuntia were present.
