Robert Vadra’s troubles increased, Delhi Court took cognizance of ED’s chargesheet in Shikohpur land case. – ..
News India Live, Digital Desk: Big news is coming out on the legal front for Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi’s husband and businessman Robert Vadra. A special court in Delhi on Wednesday (April 15, 2026) took cognizance of the charge sheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the money laundering case related to Haryana’s Shikohpur land deal. Special Judge Sushant Changotra issued summons to Vadra and other accused in the case. 16 May 2026 Has been directed to appear personally in the court.
What is the whole matter?
The case pertains to a land deal that took place in 2008 in Shikohpur (now Sector 83) in Gurugram district of Haryana. ED alleges that Robert Vadra’s then company ‘Skylight Hospitality Private Limited’ acquired 3.5 acres of land from Omkareshwar Properties. ₹7.5 crore I bought it. At that time there was Hooda government of Congress in the state.
Reason for dispute: It is alleged that just four years later, in 2012, the same land was sold to real estate giant DLF. ₹58 crore Was sold in.
ED claims: The investigating agency says that this deal ₹58 crore ‘Proceeds of Crime’ were generated, which were disposed of through money laundering.
Charge sheet for the first time in a criminal case
This is the first time that an investigating agency has formally filed a charge sheet against Robert Vadra in a criminal case. Earlier, in July 2025, ED had filed this prosecution complaint against Vadra and 10 other individuals and entities. In April this year, Vadra was also interrogated intensively for three days. ED has so far arrested almost Vadra and his associated organizations in this case. ₹38.69 crore 43 immovable properties worth Rs. 10,000 have been attached.
Controversy started with Ashok Khemka’s report
In October 2012, the then IAS officer Ashok Khemka had canceled the mutation of this land. Khemka in his report had termed this transaction as a violation of rules. After this, in 2018, an FIR was registered in this case against Bhupendra Singh Hooda, Robert Vadra and real estate companies under sections of fraud and forgery.
Vadra’s stand: ‘Political revenge’
Robert Vadra has been rejecting these allegations from the beginning. He has repeatedly said before the court and the media that this case is purely ‘political vendetta’. Vadra’s lawyers argue that there is no case of money laundering and the action is being taken to malign the image of his family, especially Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.
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