India’s most talked-about political family — Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi — are back in the spotlight, and not for election rallies.
According to ANI, they’ve been named in a fresh money laundering charge sheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The agency claims the Gandhis may have used a shell company to grab control of properties linked to the iconic National Herald — worth a jaw-dropping $300 million.
👀 The twist? The case isn’t new — but the timing sure is, and critics say this smells like a political power play ahead of elections.
Congress is already calling it “vendetta politics”, blaming PM Modi’s government for using agencies to silence the opposition.
📉 Let’s not forget: the ED already seized assets worth nearly ₹752 crore last year in connection with this case. And now, Robert Vadra — Gandhi family’s in-law — is also being grilled in another case.
Is this genuine justice or just another episode in India’s political soap opera? 🤔
Drop your take 👇