Notice to Robert Vadra to appear in court by round 28, ED told ‘clear money laundering case’
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New Delhi
A Delhi court has issued a notice to Robert Vadra. The court has given this notice of Vadra regarding Shikohapur land case. The ED had told the court that Robert Vadra’s skylide company obtained a license for commercial housing development under pressure from higher officials.
The ED argued before the court that the license files were processed in a hurry and the financial capacity was not investigated. The license was obtained by bypassing unfair effects and pre-requisite. The ED also presented statements of government officials responsible for issuing commercial licenses. The company took money at four levels.
ED serious allegations against Robert Vadra
In the Rousse Avenue Court, the investigating agency ED had alleged that the investigating agency has important evidence about Robert Vadra in the case and this is a strong example of money laundering, where immovable properties were purchased from the income of crime.
The evidence clearly shows that the income of the crime was obtained, hidden layer by layer and it was taken advantage of. In the court, the lawyer argued that this court is capable of hearing the case as some activities of crime were also done in Delhi.
The case is related to the purchase of land in Shikohpur village in Gurugram in 2008, which was purchased by Robert Vadra’s company Skylite Hospitality Private Limited.
The ED has accused 11 persons and institutions including Vadra, his company Skylite Hospitality Private Limited, Satyanand Yaji, only lion Veerak, in their complaint filed on 17 July 2025.
The initial FIR was registered by the Gurugram police, which is accused of procurement of land and obtaining illegal license. ED temporarily seized 43 immovable properties worth Rs 37.64 crore on 16 July.
Money laundering case on 2008 land deal
The ED has filed a charge sheet in this case in Rouse Avenue Court of Delhi on 17 July 2025. A total of 11 people and companies have been accused in this charge sheet, including Robert Vadra, his company Skylight Hospitality Private Limited, his colleague Satyanand Yaji, Kewal Singh Virak and his company Omkareshwar Properties Private Limited.
The case is related to the purchase and sale of 3.53 acres of land in Sector 83 of Gurugram, 3.53 acres of village Shikohpur, which was purchased by Robert Vadra’s company in 2008. It is alleged that false documents were used in this deal and commercial license was also taken from personal influence.
Next hearing fixed on August 28
In this case, FIR number 288 was already registered by Gurugram Police on 01.09.2018. Now ED has attached 43 properties (Rs 37.64 crore) on 16 July 2025 after investigation and then a charge sheet has been filed. At present, the Rouse Avenue Court will now hear the matter on August 28.
The ED said in the court that the investigation has revealed that Vadra’s company had benefited by Rs 42.62 crore, which was stripped in Delhi, due to which the jurisdiction of this court ended. Let us tell you that the hearing of this case was briefly heard in the Rouse Avenue Court on 31 July. During the case hearing, the ED has made a major claim that Skylight obtained a license for commercial residential development using top level pressure.
