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Enforcement Directorate seeks custodial interrogation of Robert Vadra

Argument will be held on 25th March

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in its reply to Robert Vadra’s anticipatory bail plea in Delhi’s Patiala House Court said that Vadra is not cooperating with the probe. The ED has asked for his custodial interrogation.


The court has extended his interim protection in the money laundering case till March 25 when the arguments on this will take place.

Read also: Robert Vadra virtually owns a £ 1.9 million flat in London, ED tells the court

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi’s husband and Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s brother in law Robert Vadra is being probed in a money laundering case. He had filed an anticipatory bail in the case linked to the 1.9 million GBP London based property.

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