Game of hide & seek going on: AAP’s Sanjay on ED’s summon to Vadra
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has once again summoned Robert Vadra, husband of Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, in connection with a land deal case. This development has triggered a fresh round of political controversy, with the opposition parties accusing the government of targeting Vadra and his family. Amidst the growing political heat, AAP MP Sanjay Singh has expressed his views on the matter, stating that a “game of hide and seek is going on”.
The ED’s latest summon to Vadra is in connection with a probe into alleged irregularities in the sale of a plot of land in Bikaner, Rajasthan. The agency has been investigating Vadra and his associates since 2015, but the case has been mired in controversy and delays. Vadra has denied any wrongdoing and has termed the ED’s action as a political vendetta.
Sanjay Singh, an AAP MP and a key ally of the Congress Party, has been vocal in his criticism of the ED’s action against Vadra. In a recent statement, he said, “Sometimes action is taken in Vadra’s case and sometimes it is not. Let’s see what action ED takes based on documents they have.”
Singh’s statement suggests that he believes the ED’s action against Vadra is not motivated by a genuine desire to investigate and prosecute him, but rather by a desire to embarrass and harass him. This view is shared by many in the opposition parties, who see the ED’s action as part of a broader strategy to target the Congress Party and its leaders.
The ED’s summon to Vadra has sparked a heated debate in the political circles, with many questioning the timing of the move. The opposition parties have accused the government of using the ED to target Vadra and his family, and of trying to divert attention from the government’s own scandals.
The ED’s probe into the land deal case is not the only controversy surrounding Vadra. He has been under scrutiny for several years, with the ED and other agencies probing various allegations against him, including money laundering and corruption. Despite these allegations, Vadra has consistently maintained his innocence and has denied any wrongdoing.
The ED’s latest summon to Vadra is the latest twist in a long-running saga that has seen many controversies and twists and turns. The agency has been investigating Vadra and his associates since 2015, but the case has been mired in controversy and delays. The ED has repeatedly sought to question Vadra, but he has failed to appear before the agency, citing health reasons and other excuses.
The opposition parties have accused the government of using the ED to target Vadra and his family, and of trying to divert attention from the government’s own scandals. They have also questioned the timing of the ED’s summon, with some accusing the government of trying to influence the outcome of the upcoming elections.
The Congress Party has also come out strongly against the ED’s action, with party leaders accusing the government of using the agency to target Vadra. The party has demanded that the government stop using the ED as a political tool and allow Vadra to appear before the agency without any intimidation or harassment.
In conclusion, the ED’s summon to Robert Vadra is the latest development in a long-running saga that has seen many controversies and twists and turns. The opposition parties have accused the government of using the ED to target Vadra and his family, and of trying to divert attention from the government’s own scandals. The ED’s action has sparked a heated debate in the political circles, with many questioning the timing and motivation behind the move.
