ED may summon Rahul Gandhi for further questioning in its money laundering :::::: Assets worth Rs 751 crore already attached

 ED may summon Rahul Gandhi for further questioning in money laundering probe into the National Herald case, aiming to conclude the investigation. 

Since 2015, $ 2015 - Rahul Gandhi is out on bail in the 'National Herald case'. Along with his mother Sonia Gandhi, he was granted bail in December 2015 in the case pursued by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy.

The National Herald case involves Young Indian's takeover of Associated Journals Limited, the company that runs National Herald newspaper, and the dealings thereafter.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) may soon summon leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, for questioning in connection with its money laundering probe into the affairs of Congress-run National Herald newspaper, highly placed officials familiar with the development said.

A fresh round of questioning of the Congress leader if happens will come on the backdrop that the agency wants to conclude its probe into the irregularities, in which it has already attached assets worth Rs 751 crore, they added, asking not to be named.