Governments and parliaments
Sultanpur court acquits Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in defamation case
The headline in each newspaper
- THE HINDU: Rahul Gandhi heads to U.P.’s Sultanpur for verdict in defamation case
- THE WIRE: Court Acquits Rahul Gandhi in BJP Leader’s Defamation Case Over Calling Amit Shah ‘Murder Accused’
In short
A court in Sultanpur, in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, acquitted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case.12 The case was brought by a BJP leader, who accused Gandhi of calling Amit Shah a «murder accused».3 The Hindu reports that Gandhi travelled to Sultanpur for the verdict.4
AIMade at 07:20, only from the headlines. Each number links to the source headline. How it is made
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Common ground
Where accounts differ
- The Wire describes the case as brought by a BJP leader over Rahul Gandhi calling Amit Shah a «murder accused»; the other two outlets do not state who filed the complaint.2
Who is involved
- Congress leader Rahul Gandhi travelled to Sultanpur for the verdict, according to The Hindu.3
AIMade at 07:30 from 3 headlines from 1 countries. Each number links to the source. Rules
The headlines, side by side
- The Hindu · India · 05:36Rahul Gandhi heads to U.P.’s Sultanpur for verdict in defamation caseRead at the newspaper ↗
- The Indian Express · India · 06:21Sultanpur court acquits Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in defamation caseRead at the newspaper ↗
- The Wire · India · 07:17Court Acquits Rahul Gandhi in BJP Leader’s Defamation Case Over Calling Amit Shah ‘Murder Accused’Read at the newspaper ↗
Words in common
- defamation
- gandhi
- rahul
- acquits