Kejriwal expresses his displeasure as Vadra gets clean chit

New Delhi, Oct 26: Activist-turned-politician

has expressed his displeasure after Haryana government gave a clean chit to

President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra in DLF deals on Friday, Oct 26.

India Against Corruption activist Kejriwal reacted saying this was expected. He tweeted, "Haryana officers give clean chit to Vadra. That was expected. Country wud be surprised if it were otherwise (sic)."

Kejriwal also said that when it comes to corruption both Congress and BJP are partners.

"Now Congress will protect Gadkari and BJP will protect Vadra. Congress, BJP bhai bhai," he tweeted. Kejriwal added, "Under IT Act - you can raid (sec 132) or survey (sec 133A) or scrutinise (sec 143) - what is the government doing?"

Haryana's deputy commissioners have found no irregularities in Vadra's land deals. A panel of four Deputy Commissioners has given Vadra's deals a clean chit. Four Haryana deputy commissioners conducted inquiries into Vadra's deals after IAS officer Ashok Khemka's order, dated Oct 12.

Ashok Khemka had written a tell-all letter to the Haryana Chief Secretary regarding Vadra's land deals in Haryana. Khemka had exposed dubious land deals in his letter. Khemka had, in his order, cancelled the mutation of the sale deed between Vadra's company Sky Light Hospitality and DLF over a 3.5 acre plot in Gurgaon district.

Khemka was transferred on Oct 11, three days after he initiated a probe into undervalued land deals between Vadra and DLF

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