Robert Vadra on Sunday expressed his philanthropic sentiments in a post on Facebook, after he moved the Delhi court seeking a copy of documents seized by the Enforcement Directorate in the case of money laundering against him. Robert Vadra who is the husband of Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi stated that after all “the accusations and allegations” were over, he would “dedicate a larger role in serving the people”.
Vadra further said in his post, that he had survived the attempts over “a decade of different governments” to “malign” him because of the social work he was into. He said in the post, “ From the blind school, to Mother Teresa’s missions, to serving at orphanages, and visiting people of different faiths and places of worship, and feeding hungry people outside hospitals and temples… Disaster management and sending help to Kerala and Nepal were satisfying experiences”.
Vadra recapped that he had exhibited complete cooperation with the ED during its investigations into his alleged money laundering and the Bikaner land scam in Rajasthan and Delhi. He added that the “years and months” he had worked on the campaigns across the nation have motivated him to “do more for the people”.
“Years and months I spent campaigning and working in different parts of the country, but mainly in Uttar Pradesh, gave me a feeling to do more for the people and make smaller changes possible by me.”
Vadra also said that the “genuine love, affection, and respect” from the people had “humbled” him. “All these years of experience and learning cannot be just wasted and should be put to better use… Once all these accusations and allegations are over, I feel I should dedicate a larger role in serving the people,” he said.
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