Sonia Gandhi discharged from hospital, has to face ED probe on June 23
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Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, who was admitted to hospital with Covid complications, was discharged on Monday evening.
Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi was discharged from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi on Monday, June 18. Sonia Gandhi was admitted to hospital with Covid complications on June 12.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh tweeted, “Congress president Sonia Gandhi has been discharged from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital this evening and advised rest at home.
Congress President Smt. Sonia Gandhi has been discharged from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital this evening and advised rest at home.
Earlier, Sonia Gandhi was asked to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case. She was asked to appear before the agency on June 8, but after she tested positive for Covid-19 on June 1, she sought time from the ED.
The ED then issued fresh summons to Sonia Gandhi, asking her to appear before the agency on June 23.
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