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JALANDHAR: Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) chief and former
Haryana CM Om Parkash Chautala on Wednesday alleged that
Robert Vadra as well as Congress general secretary Rahul
Gandhi bought land in Haryana at prices much below market
rates and evaded stamp duty by undervaluing the sales.
Demanding a judicial probe, Chautala alleged the state
government was hand-in-glove with Gandhi and Vadra and helped
them seal land deals. Chautala alleged Vadra purchased a
total 74 acres for around Rs 1.64 crore in eight land deals,
Rahul bought 6.5 acres — all in Palwal district — in 2008
and 2009.
Producing what he claimed were copies of sale deeds in favour
of Rahul Gandhi and Vadra at a press conference, Chautala
alleged Rahul purchased 51 kanal 13 marla (around 6.5 acres)
land at Mauja Hassanpur village in Palwal from one HL Pahwa,
a resident of DLF Gurgaon, on March 3, 2008 for Rs 26.47 lakh
and on the sale deed collector rate was mentioned as Rs 1.5
lakh per acre.
Congress debunked the charges made by Chautala as baseless
and defamatory. A party statement said Rahul purchased 6456
acres in Palwal for Rs 26.47 lakh in 2008. It said the
prevailing collector rate for land was Rs 1.50 lakh per acre
and Rahul had paid Rs 4,10,006 per acre. He paid 6% stamp
duty amounting to Rs 1,58,820.
