Page 7 - Robert Vadra

No political witch hunt against Robert Vadra, it's just law taking its course: BJP

The Enforcement Directorate is investigating Robert Vadra's alleged involvement in the land scam

Bikaner land case: ED issues notice to firm linked to Robert Vadra

Official sources said the notice has been issued to the firm Ms Skylight Hospitality under the provisions of PMLA

London house deal: Bhandari acknowledges email exchange with Vadra

Tells I-T Department that the email, sent on April 4, 2010, was indeed exchanged between Vadra and him, The Indian Express reports

Sonia Gandhi defends son-in-law Vadra against charges of benami deal

Calls allegations a 'conspiracy for Congress-free country', describes PM as "Shahenshah"

Sonia Gandhi's defence of Robert Vadra shows he has blessings of 10 Janpath: BJP

BJP's Kirit Somaiya had sought an inquiry by ED into alleged involvement of Vadra in 2009 purchase of a 'benami' or proxy-owned mansion

Alleged link between Robert Vadra, controversial arms dealer under scanner: Report

The investigation will determine if a controversial arms dealer bought a proxy-owned mansion in London for Vadra in 2009

ED conducts searches in Bikaner land grab case

ED teams examined documents allegedly related to Vadra's company, which purchased lands and also quizzed some people

From 'dude' to 'subdued': Robert Vadra's statements leave Congress baffled

Party sources say they have no idea what prompted Vadra to express his electoral ambitions to a news agency on April 14

Modi govt will soon face a revolt: Robert Vadra

'I wish the government all the best, but I think people will revolt against it as they know what is right and what is wrong'

I didn't need Priyanka to enhance my life: Robert Vadra

'I didn't need my wife Priyanka to enhance my life, I have enough, I have always had enough. My father gave me enough'

How Vadra earned his sweets

It isn't just Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi who believes it was the pressure he exerted on the government that led to the rollback of the tax on withdrawals of Employees' Provident Fund. On Wednesday, his brother-in-law Robert Vadra posted on his Facebook page that he had "earned" his sweets for having "done his best to voice each person's views through my platform". Vadra, husband of Rahul Gandhi's sister Priyanka, wrote that he ate the sweets "that the attendants had carried for me. The earnings they were going to lose will be saved now, for a good future". Acknowledging the support he had received on Facebook, Vadra said, "Your support of Likes and comments as well, made sure the media carried the message to the government, to make the change. United we are a force, divided we will be unheard."