He also rejected the charge that Congress was using Parliament to threaten judiciary saying "it is the other way round".
"One hundred per cent political vendetta. Pure political vendetta coming out of PMO. It is their way of doing politics. Pure 100 per cent vendetta," Gandhi told reporters outside Parliament.
He said he has full faith in the judiciary. "I have full faith in judiciary. We will see at the end what comes out. Truth will come out."
Asked about Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu's charge that Congress was using Parliament to threaten judiciary (by disruption), he said, "It is the other way round. Who is threatening judiciary. We all know."
Congress members disrupted proceedings in both the houses of Parliament yesterday and got the Rajya Sabha adjourned till 2 PM today.
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