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Enforcement Directorate quizzes Rahul Gandhi in National Herald case

Top Cong leaders march in solidarity; BJP says oppn party backing corruption

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi leaves for ED office, amid protests by party workers, after being summoned for questioning in the National Herald case in New Delhi on Monday (Photo: PTI).

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday in a money-laundering probe linked to the National Herald newspaper after the MP reached the agency's headquarters here accompanied by a battery of party leaders and supporters.

Asserting that the show of strength by the Congress was aimed at putting pressure on the ED, the BJP attacked the opposition party, saying its leaders had hit the streets in support of corruption and to protect the alleged assets worth Rs 2,000 crore of the Gandhi family.

Gandhi, who entered the headquarters of the federal agency in central Delhi around 11.10

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