Bihar man moves court against Rahul Gandhi over loss of milk worth ₹250
The Hindu
Bihar resident sues Rahul Gandhi for causing milk spill, claims ₹250 loss due to sovereignty threat remark.
A resident of Bihar has lodged a case in a local court, alleging that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi caused him to drop a pail of milk resulting in a loss of ₹250.
The bizarre development has taken place in Samastipur district, where complainant Mukesh Chaudhary claimed that he received a shock upon hearing Mr. Gandhi's "fight against the Indian state" remark last week.
"I was in such a state of shock that my bucket full of five litres of milk, priced at ₹50 per litre, slipped off my hand. Rahul Gandhi was threatening the sovereignty of the nation," alleged Mr. Chaudhary.
The resident of Sonupur village also showed the media a copy of his petition, filed in the civil court of Rosera sub-division, seeking trial of Mr. Gandhi under various BNS sections, including 152 that pertains to sedition.
It was not known whether the petition had been admitted by the court.
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