Investigation on in missing documents related to Vadra's land deal: Khattar

With important documents related to Congress president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra's land deal missing, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday assured that a proper investigation is in place.

"The matter is being looked into. I have taken all the required information. Chief Secretary will look into it," said Khattar.

"The pages of the clean chit are still there. The missing page contains information about the order when the committee was formed and by whom. So, further information can be given only after it is known that when the pages went missing," he added while asserting that the committee was formed during the former Congress government in the state.

Meanwhile, Haryana Finance Minister Captain Abhimanyu said in Chandigarh that the government will inquire into the missing pages of the documents and added that nobody is above the law.

Earlier in the day, Senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Ashok Khemka asserted that he was charge sheeted with the prime objective of giving a clean chit to Robert Vadra and said that the key documents related to his business operations were now found to be missing from government files.

Khemka had earlier alleged that he was being persecuted for challenging the land deals involving Vadra. The senior bureaucrat has been in the news since October 2012 for canceling the mutation of Vadra's DLF land deal.