Businessman Robert Vadra today said in a Facebook post that being investigated by probe agencies does not anger anymore because he understands that they are just "doing their job". He, however, maintained that the central government was conducting a witch-hunt against him.
Mr Vadra, the brother-in-law of Congress president Rahul Gandhi, is accused in a money laundering case linked to his alleged purchase of a London-based property as well as another related to land deals in Rajasthan's Bikaner. Earlier this month, a Patiala House court had extended his interim bail until March 19.
"I don't believe in getting angry anymore; agencies are just doing their job," Robert Vadra commented on Facebook. "The government carries on with its witch-hunt. This saddens me, but nothing can be done."