Kejriwal & Co accuse Robert Vadra of indulging in corruption
Kejriwal,
who
demanded
a
complete
probe
into
the
charges,
claimed
that
Vardra
was
provided
an
interest-free
unsecured
loan
by
real
estate
firm
DLF
with
which
Vadra
allegedly
bought
property
worth
Rs
300
crore
from
the
DLF
itself.
He
said
six
firms
had
been
registered
so
that
land
worth
Rs
300
crore
was
transferred
in
the
name
of
Vadra,
the
son-in-law
of
Congress
president
Sonia
Gandhi.
The
IAC
activist
said
he
was
surprised
to
see
that
the
DLF
provided
the
loan
to
buy
property
mostly
in
Congress-ruled
states
of
the
country.
Points raised by Kejriwal were:
1. Why did DLF give an interest-free loan of Rs 65 crore to Robert Vadra?
2. Vadra bought DLF property with the same money at discounted rates. He bought property worth Rs 65 crore for just Rs 5 crore. How did the DLF benefit from this?
3. Vadra bought four penthouses in a DLF property in Gurgaon through five companies
4. Twelve companies were registered over the last few years (six of them registered this year) and there has been no business in all these companies for the past three years
5. How did Vadra benefit the Congress through this?
6. The transactions took place in Congress-ruled states of Rajasthan, Delhi and Haryana
7. Who will investigates the cases: the CBI, the I-T department but can they take on such high-profile people?
8. Should one go to the courts but then, is it the duty of the courts to run the country?
Prashant Bhushan also raised some points against Vadra:
1. Vadra invested Rs 50 lakh and got property worth Rs 300 crore (the market value of which is Rs 500 crore now)
2. Vadra got a penthouse measuring 10,000 sq foot in DLF Aralia for Rs 85 lakh. Its market value at the time of sale was was Rs 25 crore and today its value stands at Rs 40 crore.
3. DLF provided him unsecured loan which he used to buy 50 per cent share in a DLF hotel and other properties of the real estate firm
4. The DLF gave Vadra money to transfer property worth crores at much cheaper rates
5. The DLF has got land in Haryana and Delhi, both of which are ruled by the Congress. Did the DLF give away property to gain benefits through the governments?
6. These charges can be brought under the Prevention of Corruption Act and Income Tax Act
7. Who will investigate the matter?
8. No department has the guts to probe against powerful people
9. The government must be forced to order a probe into the matter
Bhushan said Vadra and his mother have been associated with a big scam and the government was trying to divert all attention from the scams. He termed it the 'Robert Vadra scam'.
The Congress, meanwhile, hit back at Kejriwal and his colleagues, saying all the allegations were baseless and were being used for sensationalism. The DLF also issued a statement saying its business relationship with Vadra was entirely transparent.
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