Yuva Patrkaar, New Delhi : Ahmedabad. The defamation sentence awarded to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the Modi surname case will remain intact. The Gujarat High Court in its judgment on Friday upheld the trial court's two-year sentence. The High Court filed a review petition of Rahul.

On March 23, 2023, the Surat Sessions Court convicted Rahul Gandhi and sentenced him to two years. After this, the Lok Sabha membership of Rahul Gandhi was cancelled. Against this decision, on April 25, 2023, Rahul Gandhi filed a review petition in the Gujarat High Court. On May 2, the Gujarat High Court had reserved the verdict. Congress has said on today's decision. That she will appeal to the Supreme Court. Party leader Amit Chavda said that Rahul Gandhi has emerged as the voice of the people. Attempts have been made to suppress their voice in a dictatorial manner.

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In 2019, at an election rally in Kolar, Karnataka, Rahul Gandhi said why all thieves have Modi as their surname. Rahul Gandhi said that “Why is the surname of Nirav Modi, Lalit Modi, Narendra Modi common? Why do all thieves have Modi as their surname? Against this comment Gujarat BJP MLA and former minister Purnesh Modi filed a petition in the Surat Sessions Court. In the same case, the Surat court convicted Rahul Gandhi in the defamation case and sentenced him to two years.

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