I don't need Priyanka to enhance my life, I have enough, says Robert Vadra

New Delhi, April 14: Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, on Thursday said that he is not averse to join politics and will never leave India.

Talking about the political attacks being made on him, Vadra while talking to ANI said that he is capable of handling 'political' attacks on him.

Speaking exclusively to ANI, Vadra said, "When I feel that I can work for the people, when I get my calling, that is when I'll think of joining politics," adding: "You never say never, so let's see what the future has in store for me."

Saying that he was capable of withstanding pressures both political and otherwise because of the strong support of his family, Vadra said, "I don't need my wife Priyanka to enhance my life, I have enough, I have always had enough. My father gave me enough. I have been educated enough to sustain in all types of situations."

Talking about the Narendra Modi government at the Centre, Vadra said that people will understand what's right and wrong, and will soon revolt.

Vadra also talked about Freedom of Expression in connection with what all is happening in colleges and said, "I don't say go against the nation. I am a proud Indian and I will abide by the norms but at the same time I have thoughts, I have ideology. I have the right to decide (what is) wrong and right. We can't dictate to the youth. They are our future. We have to listen to them, understand them but we cannot threaten them or intimidate them too."

Refuting rumours about leaving the country, Vadra said, "I would never leave my country, no matter how much I am humiliated."

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