New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has adjourned the hearing on the petition filed against the anticipatory bail from the trial court in the money laundering case against Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi. The next hearing on this matter will be held on 25 November. During the hearing on September 26, the ED had told the High Court that Vadra needs to be interrogated for custody. Because the Money Trail is directly connected to Vadra.
The ED had told Justice Chandrasekhar's court that Vadra was not cooperating in the investigation. While opposing this ED's plea, Vadra had said that Vadra has joined the investigation whenever the summon is sent by the ED. Any questions the ED has made have been answered. Vadra's lawyer had said that not accepting the charge does not mean that the accused is committing non-cooperation.
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On September 24, Vadra filed his counter affidavit on the ED's plea, opposing the ED's plea, saying that there was no possibility of tampering with the evidence. Because the ED has confiscated all the documents from them. Vadra had said that there was no evidence against him. He appeared before the ED without issuing a summon. He has no property abroad nor has he taken any bribe in any deal. The ED has made false allegations against him. The purpose of the ED is to spread confusion about the court and the general public about Vadra.
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