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Rahul apologises to SC for 'chowkidar' goof-up

  •   Wed, May 08 2019 12:43:19 PM

New Delhi, May 8 (IANS): Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday in an affidavit tendered his "unconditional apology" to the Supreme Court for "unintentionally" linking the top court in the Rafale review plea to his party's political slogan "cowkidar chor hai" aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Gandhi filed the three-page affidavit rendering the "unconditional apology".

He also requested the top court to close the contempt proceedings against him based on a petition filed by BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the matter on Friday.
  

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  • Rk, Udupi

    Wed, May 08 2019

    He wouldn't have apologised if the case was not filed in SC. He would have continued to say the same lie everywhere during campaigning

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  • anthony, Mangalore

    Wed, May 08 2019

    Modi cannot fight Rahul Gandhi or the Congress on issues and so has become infamous for using the CBI, Enforement Directorate, Income tax Dept and now the Judicial system to divert the people minds from the real issues.

    The Modi Govt has been a total failure on all fronts. Not a word of the five years rule but only keeps attacking the Congress like an opposition leader and not a word about his five years rules achievements.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Wed, May 08 2019

    So called bhakths might be enjoying at this. But actually RG, by submitting his unconditional apology, is showing the nation (including FEKU and his Bhakths) that how a true leader should be, and how to respect our great constitution

    Salute you Rahul...day by day you are becoming more closer in our hearts

    (Note: FEKUs dont day dream that he apologized for 'chowkidar chor hai" remarks, it was only for attributing this remarks to SC....ingu thinda mangagalu)

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  • S. Francis, Udupi

    Wed, May 08 2019

    Here is the one who again and again proved that he is educated, cultured and matured by expressing regret and apologising to the SC for linking the top court and the other one who was mute spectator during the Godhra massacre, Gujarat roits killing and till date not ready to accept his wrong doings and ask for forgiveness.This is the difference between an educated, cultured, matured person and an illiterate, uneducated, immatured (not keeping the decorum of the seat). Here no need to say which is applicable to whom.
    And remember, RG has apologized to the SC for linking the top court for his words and his slogan will continue in his rallys. So no need to be happy.

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  • Nice, Mangalore

    Wed, May 08 2019

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    Significant and Glad that This Politician knows how and What to Apologize to, otherwise in this election politicians seem to know everything and know whatever said is correct.

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  • Roshan, Mangaluru

    Wed, May 08 2019

    Nobody apologized for Chowkidar Chor Hai Slogan.

    The apology is given to Supreme Court, for remarks where Rahul quoted in rally Supreme Court too has said Chowkidar chor Hai. As SC accepted the case where Modi led BJP govt., mis-directed it with fake documents.

    Chowkidar Chor Hai, slogan still says. In his own admission Jaitley says it is a free speech country.

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  • Chunkey, Bajpe

    Wed, May 08 2019

    How many times apology...once he even hug modiji..while doing winking eyes.

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