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Delhi court issues notice to Robert Vadra in money laundering case

The Rouse Avenue Court on Friday served notices to Vadra and several other individuals and entities named as accused in the ED case.

Updated on: Aug 2, 2025, 16:02:42 IST
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Businessman Robert Vadra, the husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, was served a court notice related to a money laundering case lodged by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).

The Enforcement Directorate recently filed a charge sheet in the case, naming three individuals and eight companies in the case. (PTI)
The Enforcement Directorate recently filed a charge sheet in the case, naming three individuals and eight companies in the case. (PTI)

The Rouse Avenue Court on Friday issued notices to Vadra and various other persons and companies listed as accused in the ED case.

The notice was issued by special judge Sushant Changotra to the proposed accused persons after hearing submissions of the Enforcement Directorate (ED).

The Enforcement Directorate recently filed a charge sheet in the case against three individuals and eight firms.

The hearing on August 28 will examine their roles at the pre-cognisance level. It is a judicial step adopted prior to launching formal charges for trial.

Proceedings on August 28 will identify if the court is satisfied with enough merit in the ED's case to pursue the case further.

Special public prosecutor (SPP) Naveen Kumar Matta, along with Mohd. Faizan and special counsel Zoheb Hossain appeared through video conferencing.

On July 24, the ED said that it is a Clear and classic case of money laundering. The Proceeds of crime were used to acquire immovable properties, the ED said during preliminary submissions on its prosecution complaint.

 
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