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Why did Congress choose November 1 for its protests? Is it bcz 2 is the date of national herald hearing involving Rool Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. 👀 Here's the case: 1937–1938: Associated Journals Limited (AJL) was incorporated on November 20, 1937 and published the National Herald Herald on September 9, 1938. 2008–2010: The National Herald ceased publication in 2008, after settling debts. The Congress extended an interest-free loan of around ₹90 crore to AJL. On 21 December 2010, Young India bought AJL's ₹90.21 crore debt for just ₹50 lakh, thereby taking over a company whose assets are valued at around ₹2,000 crore. 2012: A subversive BJP leader said that this arrangement was a fraud, how the control of AJL and its assets was transferred. Rool Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi are among the accused in the case. Now let's look at the timing: Congress announces protests on November 1, just a day before a crucial court hearing involving its top leadership. Is this just a coincidence, or is the political spectacle meant to overshadow the national Herald case? The timing raises questions. @IsnReport.

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Why did Congress choose November 1 for its protests? Is it bcz 2 is the date of national herald hearing involving Rool Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. 👀 Here's the case: 1937–1938: Associated Journals Limited (AJL) was incorporated on November 20, 1937 and published the National Herald Herald on September 9, 1938. 2008–2010: The National Herald ceased publication in 2008, after settling debts. The Congress extended an interest-free loan of around ₹90 crore to AJL. On 21 December 2010, Young India bought AJL's ₹90.21 crore debt for just ₹50 lakh, thereby taking over a company whose assets are valued at around ₹2,000 crore. 2012: A subversive BJP leader said that this arrangement was a fraud, how the control of AJL and its assets was transferred. Rool Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi are among the accused in the case. Now let's look at the timing: Congress announces protests on November 1, just a day before a crucial court hearing involving its top leadership. Is this just a coincidence, or is the political spectacle meant to overshadow the national Herald case? The timing raises questions. @IsnReport.

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