
Today’s top legal stories include questions over Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship, a row at NALSAR University of Law, and the Delhi excise policy cases involving Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. LiveLaw reports that…
Today’s top legal stories include questions over Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship, a row at NALSAR University of Law, and the Delhi excise policy cases involving Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. LiveLaw reports that a plea in the CBI case against the two AAP leaders was heard, while a separate petition challenges Gandhi’s citizenship. Meanwhile, a controversy at NALSAR over alleged administrative irregularities has drawn student protests.
The media is churning out competing narratives, one side paints every legal notice as a witch-hunt, the other treats every court summons as a verdict. Neither helps. A citizenship question is a legal fact, not a loyalty test. The real test is whether the Election Commission or a court will actually examine the evidence and rule on facts, not on headlines.
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