North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Bengaluru money laundering case: Robert Vadra, son -in -law of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, is in the news these days for a case of money laundering. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) summoned him for questioning, but Vadra did not appear to be personally before the ED. There were many speculation on this.
Now, Vadra’s lawyer and senior AAdvocate KTS Tulsi ED A written reply has been sent to which he has made it clear that Robert Vadra is not escaping the summons. Tulsi said that Vadra has age and some chronic diseases, due to which it is not safe for him to appear in the Ed office personally during the current Covid-19 epidemic. Given their health, individual muscle may increase the risk of infection.
Therefore, Vadra’s lawyer has requested the ED to interrogate Vadra through video conferencing (virtual hearing). The case is related to the money laundering lodged in Bengaluru, allegedly accused of allegedly possessing illegal assets abroad.
It will be seen whether the ED accepts this request or emphasizes the personal muscle. At the moment, Vadra’s lawyer has made it clear that they are ready to cooperate in the investigation, just change the way a bit.
