Congress questions veracity of Kejriwal's papers on Vadra

Within minutes of India Against Corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal reiterating allegations against Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra, the party today questioned the veracity of the documents flaunted by Kejriwal.

Within minutes of India Against Corruption (IAC) activist Arvind Kejriwal reiterating allegations against Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra, the party on Tuesday questioned the veracity of the documents flaunted by Kejriwal.

Condemning Kejriwal for "seeking publicity" in the name of Vadra's property, Congress spokesperson Rashid Alvi said the activist was yet to present his evidences to a law enforcement authority.

"Who is to determine the veracity of the documents presented by Kejriwal? None of the allegations he has made now is new. He has only repeated what was said last week. We condemn his effort to repeat his baseless allegations to seek publicity," Alvi told reporters in New Delhi.