Sonia Gandhi National Herald

The BJP on Wednesday hit back at the Congress over its condemnation of the seizure of National Herald assets, as the ruling party asserted that the Gandhi family must pay for its "sins".

Property worth Rs 90 crore belonging to Young Indian -- the company linked to Congress's Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi -- has been attached by the Enforcement Directorate in connection to its investigation into the National Herald case.

The Madhya Pradesh government will launch an investigation to check whether assets in the state owned by the newspaper National Herald, linked to the Gandhis, are being used for commercial purposes or the land use was changed, a minister has said.

Amid the ED investigating the National Herald case and sealing the Young Indian office, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra on Thursday hit out at the Congress saying "law is same for all".

The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday resumed its raids at the office of Young Indian (YI), the holding company of Congress-owned newspaper, National Herald.

Congress MPs will meet today to discuss their strategy after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) sealed the office of the Young Indian in Delhi over a case linked to the National Herald newspaper.

The office of the Young Indian in Delhi has been sealed by the Enforcement Directorate over a case linked to the National Herald newspaper. Police was deployed outside the home of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, questioned in connection with the issue.

The Congress alleged on Wednesday that the money-laundering law has been weaponised to target and humiliate people and said political opponents should not be treated as "enemies".

Congress levelled allegations against the Centre for creating "ED terror" in the country and "weaponising" the Prevention of Money Laundering Act as Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned again by the probe agency.

Congress MP Kodikunnil Suresh moved an adjournment motion notice in Lok Sabha over "the blatant misuse of investigation agencies" by the Centre against the Congress President Sonia Gandhi.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi's questioning on money laundering allegations linked to the National Herald case is likely to end today, sources in the Enforcement Directorate said today.

A day after the Enforcement Directorate questioned Sonia Gandhi for over six hours on the second day of her appearance in connection with a money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper, has been asked to appear again on Wednesday.

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned for six hours today by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case connected to the National Herald newspaper.

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned for six hours on Tuesday by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case connected to the National Herald newspaper. She has been summoned again today.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi is expected to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) Tuesday for her second round of questioning in the money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper.

The BJP on Wednesday hit back at the Congress over its condemnation of the seizure of National Herald assets, as the ruling party asserted that the Gandhi family must pay for its "sins".

Property worth Rs 90 crore belonging to Young Indian -- the company linked to Congress's Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi -- has been attached by the Enforcement Directorate in connection to its investigation into the National Herald case.

The Madhya Pradesh government will launch an investigation to check whether assets in the state owned by the newspaper National Herald, linked to the Gandhis, are being used for commercial purposes or the land use was changed, a minister has said.

Amid the ED investigating the National Herald case and sealing the Young Indian office, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra on Thursday hit out at the Congress saying "law is same for all".

The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday resumed its raids at the office of Young Indian (YI), the holding company of Congress-owned newspaper, National Herald.

Congress MPs will meet today to discuss their strategy after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) sealed the office of the Young Indian in Delhi over a case linked to the National Herald newspaper.

The office of the Young Indian in Delhi has been sealed by the Enforcement Directorate over a case linked to the National Herald newspaper. Police was deployed outside the home of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, questioned in connection with the issue.

The Congress alleged on Wednesday that the money-laundering law has been weaponised to target and humiliate people and said political opponents should not be treated as "enemies".

Congress levelled allegations against the Centre for creating "ED terror" in the country and "weaponising" the Prevention of Money Laundering Act as Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned again by the probe agency.

Congress MP Kodikunnil Suresh moved an adjournment motion notice in Lok Sabha over "the blatant misuse of investigation agencies" by the Centre against the Congress President Sonia Gandhi.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi's questioning on money laundering allegations linked to the National Herald case is likely to end today, sources in the Enforcement Directorate said today.

A day after the Enforcement Directorate questioned Sonia Gandhi for over six hours on the second day of her appearance in connection with a money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper, has been asked to appear again on Wednesday.

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned for six hours today by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case connected to the National Herald newspaper.

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was questioned for six hours on Tuesday by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case connected to the National Herald newspaper. She has been summoned again today.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi is expected to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) Tuesday for her second round of questioning in the money laundering case linked to the National Herald newspaper.