Breaking: Political Storm Erupts Over ₹90 Crore Loan Allegations Against Gandhi Family, ED Files Charge Sheet

The ongoing political debate surrounding the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) charge sheet continues to intensify, with several questions being raised regarding the involvement of Congress leaders in financial misconduct. The case revolves around the All India Congress Committee (AICC) allegedly granting a ₹90 crore loan to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), which is linked to the Gandhi family. Critics argue that this transaction was irregular, as the loan was later waived off, and the assets were transferred under questionable circumstances. In defense, Congress leaders, including Priyanka Gandhi, claim that they are being unfairly targeted by the ruling BJP. They suggest that if the facts were clear, the legal process should resolve the issue without political interference. However, the opposition counters by pointing out that similar cases within the party have been dismissed, and that such financial dealings involving a political entity and a private company are highly dubious. The case has already reached court, but the Gandhi family has not yet received any relief. The next hearing is set for April 25, and the political battle continues to unfold as both parties claim their stance to be justified.  This case highlights the larger issue of corruption and accountability, with both sides accusing each other of manipulation and political vendettas.