Rahul Says I Regret, CJI Asks Where Your Complete Apology is

The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday said that it didn't know whether Congress president Rahul Gandhi had apologized for crediting the chowkidar chor hai comment to the peak court.

Boss Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who was hearing the case, asked Rahul Gandhi's legal counselors, "Where have we said all that? How might you credit it to us? Where have you communicated total lament? Why the second testimony?"

The Supreme Court asked Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Rahul Gandhi's advice, the purpose behind referencing "lament" inside sections in the sworn statement. The court additionally asked where has Rahul Gandhi communicated "total second thoughts" for crediting the chowkidar chor hai agree to the Supreme Court.

CJI Gogoi then solicited, "What is the significance of articulation of disappointment in sections?"

Rahul Gandhi's advice, Abhishek Manu Singhvi said for the benefit of the Congress head, "I have communicated lament. That is equivalent to an expression of remorse. There can't be any uncertainty on my announcement."

The Congress president included, "There are blunders in the testimony and for these three mistakes I am sorry. There was no aim to suggest anything to the SC."

Rahul Gandhi was attempting to reason that the word lament in his testimony is on a par with a conciliatory sentiment.

Be that as it may, CJI Gogoi was not satisfied. He stated, "We have incredible trouble in understanding what you are stating."

BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi, who recorded a disdain appeal against Gandhi, said that it was the grossest sort of scorn.

The court has permitted Rahul Gandhi to record an extra affirmation for the situation and included that the wallow of time shouldn't be acknowledged as an expression of remorse.

The court will again hear the disdain case on Monday.