Court bans sales of Gandhi relics

India stepped up its efforts to regain some of Gandhi’s possessions today after a court passed an order to prevent the sale.

Court bans sales of Gandhi relics
Tue, 03 Mar, 2009 - 14:13

India stepped up its efforts to regain some of Gandhi’s possessions today after a court passed an order to prevent the sale.

The Navjivan Trust, which takes care of Gandhi’s belongings in India, filed a suit against the auction and in return the Delhi High Court passed an interim injunction order to stop the articles being sold in New York.

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