Court dismisses 2018 defamation case against Rahul Gandhi over Amit Shah remarks

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A special MP/MLA court in Sultanpur on Monday dismissed a defamation case against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. The case dates back to 2018, when Gandhi made remarks about BJP leader Amit Shah during a rally. Local BJP politician Vijay Mishra had filed the complaint, arguing that the comments were defamatory. Gandhi had appeared before the court in 2023 and was granted bail at that stage. The article does not detail the court's specific reasoning for the dismissal.

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