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Robert Vadra Withdraws Delhi HC Plea in Land Case
Politicshindustan-timesindian-express2mo ago2 sources

Robert Vadra Withdraws Delhi HC Plea in Land Case

Robert Vadra has withdrawn his plea from the Delhi High Court, which challenged a trial court order related to a land case. This development occurred as Justice Manoj Jain, who was hearing the plea, is also scheduled to preside over other prominent cases.

BJP Accuses Priyanka Gandhi of Uttarakhand Land-Grab Attempt
WorldTimes of Indiahindustan-times1mo ago2 sources

BJP Accuses Priyanka Gandhi of Uttarakhand Land-Grab Attempt

The BJP has accused Priyanka Gandhi and her husband, Robert Vadra, of attempting to illegally acquire land in Uttarakhand. The party claims this alleged "land-grab" attempt occurred after legal avenues failed.

Robert Vadra Granted Pre-Arrest Bail in India Money Laundering Case
FinanceAPTimes of Indiahindustan-times+2indian-expressndtv2mo ago5 sources

Robert Vadra Granted Pre-Arrest Bail in India Money Laundering Case

Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Sonia Gandhi, has been granted pre-arrest bail in a money laundering case related to a Gurugram land deal scam. Vadra stated that the Enforcement Directorate is acting at the behest of the government, asserting he has nothing to hide.

Delhi Court Summons Robert Vadra in Land Deal Case
Politicshindustan-timesindian-express3mo ago2 sources

Delhi Court Summons Robert Vadra in Land Deal Case

A Delhi court has taken cognizance of an Enforcement Directorate (ED) complaint and summoned Robert Vadra in connection with a Haryana land deal case. The court found sufficient material to proceed with the case.

'Did Robert Vadra, Rahul Gandhi go to jail?' Kejriwal hits back as Congress questions HC relief
PoliticsTimes of India5mo ago

'Did Robert Vadra, Rahul Gandhi go to jail?' Kejriwal hits back as Congress questions HC relief

In a strongly worded ruling, Special Judge (PC Act) Jitender Singh of the Rouse Avenue Court said the prosecution’s case was "legally infirm, unsustainable, and unfit to proceed any further in law". The court further observed that when the material collected by the agency was tested on admissibility, relevance and probative value, "the appearance of a coherent conspiracy dissolves," exposing the allegations as being founded on inadmissible material and post-facto reconstruction.