Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asked the Election Commission to take serious note of Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda clearing the land deal between Robert Vadra and DLF, alleging that it was done hastily as the Congress faced “certain defeat” in the October 15 Haryana Assembly polls.
“They (Hooda government) know that after the elections, the son-in-law (Vadra) will not get any clearances for illegal deals. So, in between the election process, they have dared to take such a decision,” Modi said at an election rally here.
“I think Hooda was pressurised from the top (Congress leadership) to take such a decision,” he said.
The Election Commission, the Prime Minister hoped, would take “serious note” of the state government’s decision.
“I hope they will take appropriate action for any violation of the Model Code of Conduct,” he said raking up the alleged land deal involving Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law.
The Hooda Government had reportedly legitimised the land deal while holding as illegal the order of the state’s former Director General (Consolidation) Ashok Khemka who had cancelled the mutation of the land in Gurgaon.
“It is clear from this decision of the shameless Hooda government that both he and the Congress party have already accepted defeat in Haryana,” Modi said.