National Herald case highlights: Rahul asked by ED to rejoin probe tomorrow

ED asks Rahul Gandhi to appear for questioning tomorrow as well in the National Herald case.

I'm fine and will return to work tomorrow, tweets senior party leader and former Union minister P Chidambaram.

Modi government crossed all limits of brutality, says Randeep Singh Surjewala.

Srinivas BV, president, Indian Youth Congress (IYC), caught on camera dodging a Delhi Police personnel during the party's ‘Satyagraha’ march against the summoning of former Congress president, Rahul Gandhi, by the ED.

For the last eight years, central agencies have continuously registered cases against leaders in Opposition...there is a continuous misuse of central agencies to suppress us. This cannot happen under democracy which is getting strangled; we oppose this: Bhupesh Baghel, Chhattisgarh CM

This is nothing but politics. We condemn this…had there been a legal point in this case, it would not have taken 8 years for action. This is their method to harass people, but we will not be scared. We will continue to fight: Mallikarjun Kharge

After a short break, the Wayanad MP returns to ED office for second round of questioning in the National Herald case.

Through his drama, Rahul Gandhi has proven that he has done something wrong. Otherwise, he would've gone there silently and given a statement to media later. But procession was taken out and he appeared before ED with an army. India has changed, nobody will be scared of you now: Himanta Biswa Sarma, Assam CM and ex-Congress leader

Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra reach Sir Ganga Ram Hospital where their mother, Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi, was admitted due to Covid-related issues on June 12.

Mumbai Police detained more than 250 Congress workers who had taken out a protest march from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus to ED office in support of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi: Statement

Rahul Gandhi leaves from ED's office after appearing for questioning in the National Herald case.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra leaves Tughlaq Road police station after meeting the party leaders who were detained during the party's 'Satyagrah' march.

Congress workers took to streets in various parts of the country, including Ahmedabad. Several Congress workers were detained while protesting ED probe against Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case. 

Priyanka Gandhi meets KC Venugopal, Harish Rawat and other Congress leaders detained at Delhi' s Tughlaq Road police station. 

"Congress leaders gave a letter to us last night asking permission for their 200 office bearers, MPs, senior leaders & 1000 workers to visit AICC office. We cleared that if they want a big gathering, they can go to Jantar Mantar," says Sagar Preet Hooda, Special CP. Full report

Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury writes to SHO Tughlaq Road alleging manhandling by Delhi Police personnel on the way to ED office, demands action

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera shared a video on Twitter claiming he along with detained workers were being taken to Fatehpur Beri. 

Congress leaders have taken to the streets to pressurize an investigating agency openly because their corruption has been exposed...It's an attempt to protect the assets of the Gandhi family, says union minister Smriti Irani

Congress leaders Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, KC Venugopal detained by police, taken to Tughlaq Road PS. Party's Deepender S Hooda, Ashok Gehlot also detained & taken to Fatehpur Police Station, ANI reports

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was summoned by ED in money laundering case in connection with the National Herald Case has appeared before it on Monday. Amid this, Congress leaders and workers have staged protests across the country over the summons. See photos

Congress leaders Rajni Patil, Akhikesh Prasad Singh, L. Hanumanthaiah and Thirunavukkarasar Su. detained in Mandir Marg PS for protest in support of Rahul Gandhi who's appearing before ED in National Herald case, reports ANI.

The Delhi Police have detained several Congress workers who are protesting in the central Delhi area. The protests are taking place as Rahul Gandhi is being quizzed by the ED in the National Herald case. 

Surrounded by hundreds of Congress workers, Rahul Gandhi on Monday led a mega ‘Satyagraha’ march to the Enforcement Directorate office in Delhi. This was hours after some Congress workers were detained outside the party headquarters in the national capital. Gandhi appeared for questioning in the National Herald corruption case on Monday. The Congress, however, has alleged misuse of probe agencies by the BJP-led central government. Full report

Congress MP Karti Chidambaram on Monday took a jibe at the BJP as huge police presence was seen outside the office of Enforcement Directorate and several parts of the national capital ahead of Rahul Gandhi's appearance before the probe agency in the National Herald case. He used a "bulldozer" reference in his post after authorities in Uttar Pradesh acted against those accused in violence during the Friday protests. Full report

Rahul Gandhi is marching with the Congress leaders and workers to the ED office, where he will appear for quizzing in the National Herald case.