Senior Journalist Dr. Rakesh Pathak – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Journalist Rakesh Pathak of Gwalior district has sent a legal notice to J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha for misrepresenting Mahatma Gandhi. In fact, Sinha had given a speech at a private university in Gwalior, in which he had said that Gandhiji had no degree. Pathak said in the notice, Sinha should make a public apology in writing on his statement in seven days, otherwise steps will be taken for court action. Please tell that last In Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia memorial lecture at a private university in Gwalior on March, Manoj Sinha had said in his address that ‘probably few people know…many educated people in the country Who has the misconception that Gandhiji had a law degree, Gandhiji did not have any degree.’ It has been said in the notice that Manoj Sinha’s statement is completely false and has been given with the intention of tarnishing Gandhiji’s educational qualification and humiliating him after his death. Gandhiji’s image has been tarnished in the country and the world due to his statement going viral on social media. Pathak has said that not only he but millions of people who are influenced by the thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi, all of them have been hurt by this statement. On behalf of Dr. Pathak, his lawyer Bhupendra Singh Chauhan, Pankaj Saxena presented a letter to Deputy Governor Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhavan, Jammu and Kashmir. The notice has been sent by registered post to the address of The notice has also been sent on the official e-mail of Raj Bhavan. A copy of the notice has also been attached to President Draupadi Murmu, the employer of the Lieutenant Governor. ,