India's Gandhi says Modi's government in 'witch hunt' as Congress probed on taxes


  • World
  • Thursday, 10 Jul 2014

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Sonia Gandhi, president of India's ousted Congress party, on Wednesday accused the new Narendra Modi-led government of a "political witch hunt" after tax authorities began probing her party as she and her son face allegations over misusing funds.

The Gandhis are the torchbearers of a dynasty that has led India for most of its post-independence era since 1947 but that was dealt its worst ever election defeat by Modi in the general election that ended in May.

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