1. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com

2. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
Turn on your TV or pick up any news paper, Robert Vadra is
everywhere. Exactly what did he do? Is he using the privilege
of being the son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi?
Or is it just an attempt by Mr. Arvind Kejriwal to get some
publicity for his new party India Against Corruption?
The main purpose of this slideshow is to understand the
situation. We are not trying to come to any conclusion here.

3. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
October 5, 2012
Arvind Kejriwal and Prashant Bhushan of India Against Corruption (IAC)
accused Robert Vadra, Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law, of
amassing properties worth over Rs300 crore through corrupt land deals.

4. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
According to IAC
•The real estate firm DLF sold him prime land in Delhi and nearby areas
at throwaway prices while giving him interest-free loan.
•Vadra’s wealth grew from Rs50 lakh to more than Rs300 crore in three
years

5. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
“Vadra was provided interest-free unsecured
loan of Rs65 crore by DLF, with which six
companies controlled by Vadra bought
properties worth Rs300 crore. Most of these
properties were in Congress-ruled states
and belonged to DLF.”
- Bhushan

6. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
An analysis of the balance sheets and audit reports of Vadra’s
companies (owned exclusively by him and his mother) show the total
share capital was just Rs50 lakh in November 2007.
According to Bhushan An auditor who looked at the balance sheets said
none of these companies were involved in any other business activities
during these years
Kejriwal and Bhushan said the information had been sourced from the
registrar of companies.

7. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
•Sky Light Realty Private Limited, a company owned by Vadra, that
bought a 10,000 square feet apartment in DLF Aralias, Gurgaon
(Haryana), for Rs89 lakh whose market value at the time of purchase in
2010 was Rs25 crore, the activists said the current value was about Rs40
crore.
•Seven flats were bought by the same company at DLF
Magnolia, Gurgaon (Harayana), for Rs5.2 crore. Bhushan and Kejriwal
alleged that the market value of these flats at the time of purchase was
in the range of Rs35-70 crore. At present it is in the range of Rs105-175
crore.

8. Roshankumar S Pimpalkar
Email: roshankumar.2007@rediffmail.com
•IAC alleged that the Congress-led Haryana government had given
nearly 350 acres of land to DLF for this project. The land had been
acquired by the state government from farmers on the pretext of doing
some industrial projects.