Supreme Court Stays Rahul Gandhi Defamation Trial Over PM Remarks

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The Supreme Court has temporarily halted the defamation trial against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. A two-judge bench issued the stay order on Thursday. The court has also requested responses from the Maharashtra government and the complainant. They have been given four weeks to provide their replies. The case stems from remarks Gandhi made about the Prime Minister.

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