Robert Vadra needs to answer: Arvind Kejriwal

New Delhi: Former IRS officer and anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said that he had just put certain facts against Son in law of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi Robert Vadra in public domain which need to be answered.

India Against Corruption (IAC) leader Kejriwal and his lawyer colleague Prashant Bhushan alleged on Friday that Vadra had bought property in Gurgaon and other places at below market rates and sold them at a huge profit.

“We are not passing a judgement…we have put certain facts in the public domain…why doesn’t he (Vadra) answer them,” Kejriwal said.

Stating he had not read the reports about the DLF-Vadra link published in Economic Times newspaper in March 2011, Kejriwal said there was no harm in repeating the same.

The Congress defended Vadra, saying the charges against him were baseless and malicious.

Kejriwal denied Law and Justice Minister Salman Khurshid’s charge that he was indulging in blackmail by levelling false charges against Vadra.