Sonia again reached ED office for hearing today, Congress lying in front of local train in Mumbai to protest

ED is interrogating Congress high command Sonia Gandhi for the third time today in the money laundering case. Sonia has to appear again for questioning before the Enforcement Directorate i.e. ED on Wednesday, 27 July. Today after him, daughter Priyanka Gandhi along with Vadra reached the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office. On the last day on July 26, ED questioned Sonia for almost 6 hours. Earlier on July 21, questions and answers were also done.

Let us tell you that before July 21, the ED had issued a notice calling Sonia Gandhi for questioning on June 8, 11 and 23. At that time a further date was sought citing ill health. At the same time, on June 8, Sonia Gandhi's corona report also came positive. She was in the hospital till June 11. Therefore, she could not reach for questioning on June 23. However, in connection with the National Herald itself, the ED has questioned Rahul Gandhi for about 54 hours. Congress workers lie down in front of a local train to express their protest in Mumbai amid the third day of interrogation today. Western Railway's CPRO said that "some people came to stop the train but did not succeed, they have been detained."

Yesterday also 'Satyagraha' happened

Let us tell you that on Tuesday, 26 July, the Delhi Police had arrested more than 250 Congress office-bearers and workers, including 57 MPs, for protesting. In the capital Delhi, some Congress party MPs, including Rahul Gandhi, along with other supporters took out a march from Parliament to Vijay Chowk. After which Rahul Gandhi was also taken into custody. However, all the detained activists were released after seven hours of custody at 6:45 pm. Here Rahul Gandhi said that Rahul Gandhi said, India is a police state, Modi is a king. Rahul Gandhi wrote in a tweet - In another tweet in Hindi, he said, "The king of the country has ordered - whoever asks questions on unemployment, inflation, wrong GST, Agneepath, put them in jail."