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Amid the ongoing Modi Remark matter, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi faced another defamation case. According to sources, Rahul Gandhi has been booked for his "Kaurav" remark against the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Getting into details, advocate Arun Bhadauria on the complaint of an RSS worker, Kamal Bhadauria filed the complaint with the Haridwar HC. Notably, during the Bharat Jodo Yatra rally, Rahul Gandhi called RSS the 21st century Kauravas… read-more

Former Indian National Congress (INC) President Rahul Gandhi, who is currently in London, attending event of Cambridge University, took a dig at the RSS. In his address to students, Gandhi said, "The nature of democratic contest in India has completely changed and the reason is that one organisation called RSS - a fundamentalist, fascist organisation has basically captured pretty much all of India`s institutions." 

RSS leader Vipin Karnwal has been booked for allegedly making an objectionable comment regarding the Ankita Bhandari case. An FIR was filed against Karnwal after he said that her “father put raw milk before hungry male cats,” referring to the victim Bhandari as “raw milk”, and the accused as “hungry male cats”. Tensions escalated in the society for insulting a rape victim. He also blamed her father for her killing.

The twelve-hour strike called by PFI over the arrests of the organisation’s leaders turned violent in Kerala, on September 23. As a result, as many as 500 persons were arrested and 400 others were put in preventive detention. The protests escalated to stone pelting at an RSS office in Mattannur. Reportedly, some protestors were also arrested for allegedly carrying explosives.

In Kerala's Kannur, bombs were hurled at Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Payyannur area, on July 12. Reportedly, the attack occured at around 1 AM, and the party has blamed CPI(M) for it. Furthermore, the number of attacks are not known yet, and the CCTV footages from the area are being examined. The attack has come after recently bombs were hurled at CPI(M) state headquarters, on June 30.