New Delhi, August 13: The Rouse Avenue Court has postponed its decision regarding the revision petition filed against Sonia Gandhi concerning the inclusion of her name in the voter list without acquiring citizenship. The court will now announce its ruling on August 29.
The petition alleges that Sonia Gandhi obtained Indian citizenship on April 30, 1983, yet her name was already listed in the 1980 voter list. It questions the basis on which her name was registered in the voter list of New Delhi in 1980, raising concerns about how her name appeared three years prior to her citizenship.
Additionally, the petition claims that Sonia Gandhi’s name was removed from the voter list in 1982. The complainant has asked for clarification on the reasons behind this removal and the documents or processes that were followed.
The petition also inquires about the documentation used to include her name in the 1980 voter list, questioning whether any fraudulent documents were involved in the registration process.
Following the hearing on the revision petition, the Rouse Avenue Court reserved its decision. The court is set to deliver its verdict on August 29.
The petitioner argues that if an individual did not possess citizenship at that time, their name should not have been included in the voter list. This case has sparked significant political discussions, with all eyes now on the court’s upcoming decision.
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