Rahul quizzed by ED for 11 hrs, called again today

Cong Alleges PC And Others Roughed Up; BJP Calls It A Stunt

New Delhi: Amid an elaborate police bandobast and a security ring thrown around the Enforcement Directorate's headquarters here in response to Congress' protests against summons to Rahul Gandhi, officials questioned the Congress MP for about 11 hours in connection with the money laundering probe into the National Herald case. He has been asked to join investigations at the ED office again on Tuesday morning.

Questioning began at 11am and during an hour-long lunch break, Rahul visited Sonia, who is being treated for Covid at Ganga Ram Hospital. The session resumed at 3.30pm and went on past 10.30pm.

Even as Rahul was being questioned, action unfolded outside with Congress alleging police high-handedness in dealing with protesting partymen.

Former Union minister P Chidambaram and party MP Pramod Tiwari said they suffered rib injuries. BJP hit back, alleging the protests were a "stunt" to distract from the Gandhis' corruption.

Day 1: Rahul quizzed on AJL acquisition by Young Indian

ED Videographs Questioning; Statements Signed By Rahul

New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate on Monday about transactions related to acquisition of Associated Journals Ltd, publisher of National Herald and other Congress publications, by Young Indian for Rs 50 lakh. The latter is a private company controlled by Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her two children.