A judicial inquiry
into the controversial land deals in Haryana allegedly involving Congress
President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra has submitted its report to
the state government. Justice S N Dhingra heading the inquiry commission,
presented a 182-page report to Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar yesterday.
The Commission had been appointed to probe land deals in Gurgaon during the
tenure of the then Chief Minister, Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
Interacting with
media after
submitting the report, Justice Dhingra said he has elaborated in
the report the manners adopted to commit irregularities and the people behind
it. He, however, refused to give details of the report as the government has
not made it public yet.
The Chief Minister said, the government is studying the report and action will be taken against guilty thereafter. Former Chief Minister Bhupender Singh Hooda has said that inquiry is nothing but witch hunt against political opponents.
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