Saswat Panigrahi
Senior Supreme Court
advocate and India Against Corruption leader Prashant Bhushan have levelled
serious allegations of financial malfeasance against the Gandhi dynasty
son-in-law Robert Vadra.
In a press conference
in the national capital, Bhushan claimed that five companies set up by Vadra
and his mother had a total capital share of just Rs 50 lakh in 2007. But, the
Vadra-owned companies acquired properties worth well over Rs 300 crore during
2007-2010, whose market value is more than Rs 500 crore, he claimed.
The seed money for
the acquisition came from “unsecured interest-free loans” of Rs 65 crore by
realty giant DLF in exchange for “favours” received from Congress-led governments
in Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi, the anti-corruption activist alleged.
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