Robert Vadra Faces Fresh ED Summons Amid Political Allegations
Businessman Robert Vadra, grilled by the Enforcement Directorate over a land case, decried political vendetta, while BJP labeled him 'land mafia.' Congress supporters and leaders criticized the investigation as politically motivated, terming it a ploy by the ruling party to pressure the opposition.
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Businessman Robert Vadra returned for another round of questioning by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on allegations connected to the Gurugram land case. Vadra condemned the probe as a politically driven vendetta, asserting his transparency in the matter.
He emphasized his compliance with the investigation, highlighting past document submissions, and reiterated that there was a lack of substantial evidence. Vadra voiced concerns about misuse of power by ED and political motives behind the inquiries.
Congress supporters backed Vadra, denouncing the investigation as baseless and a diversionary tactic by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. BJP, however, maintained that the summoning underscores the country's commitment to upholding the rule of law.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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