Robert Vadra, businessman and son-in-law of former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, is facing renewed scrutiny following the filing of a chargesheet by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The charges relate to alleged money laundering in a land deal, a case that has drawn swift and staunch defense from the Congress party.

Leading the charge, Rahul Gandhi himself has vehemently denounced the ED’s actions, characterizing the investigation as a politically motivated attack orchestrated by the BJP government. He firmly asserted Vadra’s innocence, echoing the party’s unified stance.

The Congress party has launched a comprehensive counter-offensive, portraying the case as a blatant attempt to tarnish Vadra’s reputation and discredit the opposition. They’ve emphasized the purported lack of evidence of any illegal activity within the land deal itself.

A Delhi court is currently reviewing the ED’s chargesheet, a process involving document verification and detailed examination. The court has scheduled further proceedings for July, setting the stage for a potential legal showdown.