New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi led Robert Vadra’s protection of Congress in view of the Ed Chargesheet against him, called it a witch-shikar of the BJP government against “My Brown” and gave up the confidence that the truth would be strong.“My brother-in-law has been hound by this government for the last 10 years. This is the latest charge sheet of that witch-shikar. I stand with Robert, Priyanka and their children as they face malicious, politically inspired sland and another attack of harassment. Rahul said on X.Rahul’s first remark in favor of Vadara also marked the Congress to start a complete defense of the Gandhi family in terms of allegations of corruption against him, which was still refused to comment, and when Ed started an investigation a few years ago, called a “private citizen”.While Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal and Randeep Surjewala and others posted the party’s solidarity with Vadra on social media and slammed the “Modi-Shah pair”, Surjevala said that Surjewla said that “there is no illegal or crime whisper”, because there was no garb, “stamp duty. He said that DLF said that he has landed from 2012.Public support for Vadra is the total opposite from the past when the Congress maintained a silence as he was called by Ed for questioning. The Congress managers then said that the BJP had to distract the allegations of corruption to defend the Vadra that the Modi government was facing several fronts, and the party preferred to remove it from “private citizens”.Court takes Vadra Land Deal Chargesheet A Delhi court on Friday listed Robert Vadra, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, and others in a 2008 fraudulent land deal, listed it for verification of documents and slot the case for considering 24. Special Judge Sushant Changotra asked the record keeper to examine the charge sheet with documents and give a report. Ed on Thursday nominated 11 persons and institutions as accused, including Vadra, his company Sky Light Hospitality Private Limited, Omkareshwar Properties Private Limited, Satyanand Yaji and Van Kewal Singh Virk.
