Robert Vadra’s troubles increase in Gurugram land scam: Summons issued, order to appear on May 16

Special Judge Sushant Changotra, in the order given on Wednesday, took cognizance under sections 3 and 70 of money laundering, but no cognizance was taken against accused Satyanand Yaji. The court has issued summons to all the accused including Robert Vadra. During the hearing of the case, Vadra had said that no case of money laundering was made out against him.

In the land scam case, Vadra’s lawyer had told the court in Rouse Avenue Court of Delhi that cognizance should not be taken of the charge sheet filed by ED. No case of money laundering is made out against him. Earlier, on August 2, 2025, the court had issued summons to Vadra and 10 other accused.

The court took cognizance against Robert Vadra, his companies M/s Sky Light Hospitality, Sky Light Realty, Real Earth Estates, Blue Bridge Trading, North India IT Parks, Lambodar Art Enterprises and SGY Properties and Kewal Singh Virk.

On July 17, 2025, ED had filed a charge sheet against Robert Vadra in the money laundering case related to Shikohpur land in Haryana. ED had filed the complaint on the basis of Gurugram’s FIR registered in the year 2018.

It is alleged in the case that M/s Sky Light Hospitality Private Limited (SLHPL) purchased 3.53 acres of land in Shikohpur village, Sector-83, Gurugram from M/s Onkareshwar Properties Private Limited (OPPL) for Rs 7.5 crore, but falsely claimed in the sale document that the entire amount was paid by cheque.

Actually the check was not encashed and payment was made later. After this, the license of the commercial colony was obtained in violation of the rules, which was later sold to DLF for Rs 57 crore. ED claims that this generated proceeds of crime worth approximately Rs 43 crore, which Vadra laundered through his companies.