New Delhi. The Directorate of Enforcement has summoned Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi's husband and well -known businessman Robert Vadra for the second time in a land deal case. As part of the summons, he reached the ED office on Tuesday morning. Earlier, the ED summoned him and asked him to appear on 8 April. According to sources, the investigating agency will record Vadra's statement under the Money Prevention Act (PMLA). Earlier, Vadra was questioned by the Federal Investigation Agency in another money laundering case.
What is the matter?
In fact, ED on Tuesday sent summons to Robert Vadra in connection with the Money Laundering Investigation to Shikohpur land deal in Haryana. Vadra did not attend the earlier summons, which was released on 8 April. He was asked to appear before the ED for questioning, as the Central Investigation Agency is investigating alleged financial irregularities to his firm Skylight Hospitality. According to the ED, the company of Robert Vadra bought a 3.5 -acre plot of 3.5 acres in Shikohpur in Gurgaon from Omkareshwar Properties in February 2008 for Rs 7.5 crore. His company then sold the land to real estate giant DLF for Rs 58 crore.
I don't need to hide anything: Vadra
Due to this, while going to ED office, Robert Vadra said that the government is taking action under revenge. I don't know what the mistake is. I do not need to hide anything from anyone. I have not done anything wrong. Investigation agencies are being misused against me. All this is being done to bother and trap me. There is nothing in this case. I have been called 15 times in the last 20 years and every time more than 10 hours were questioned. I have submitted 23000 documents. Whatever will be asked to me, everyone will tell them.
