New Delhi: Corporate Affairs Minister Veerappa Moily on Tuesday said that the government did not find any violations in the business deals between Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra and real-estate major DLF. "No violations found In DLF-Robert Vadra Issue. We checked into 6 companies where Vadra has stakes, prima facie nothing wrong," he said.
Meanwhile, anti-corruption activist and India Against Corruption (IAC) member Arvind Kejriwal, who accused Vadra of getting an unsecured loan of Rs 65 crore from DLF, said that he has more evidence against Vadra which shows Vadra received many more such favours because of his proximity to the Congress high command.
Kejriwal had last week accused Vadra of financial improprieties in his business dealings with DLF, a charge that both parties dismissed. Kejriwal alleged that DLF gave an unsecured loan of Rs 65 crore to Vadra, who used the same money to buy DLF properties at rock-bottom prices.
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