Former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda called the CBI raids against him on Friday "political vendetta" to suppress his voice.
CBI teams raided his house here and several other premises in Delhi and the National Capital Region in connection with alleged land irregularities during the Congress leader's tenure as chief minister.
It's nothing but political vendetta. They want to suppress my voice, in which they will not succeed, he told reporters after the Central Bureau of Investigation officials left his home.
He said he fully cooperated with the officials, adding, They found nothing.
"They took a copy of an income tax return filed by my nephew a long time back," he said.
"Nothing was found against me," he added.
"I am from a family of freedom fighters, even the British could not suppress us, he said.
He said that he would fight his battle himself.
"I know the legal process and have full faith in the judicial system," he said.
Lashing at Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, he said, "The CM gives statements against me without facts."
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