Robert Vadra withdraws plea against ED summons in money laundering case

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Businessman Robert Vadra withdrew his plea challenging a trial court order summoning him in an ED money laundering case related to a land deal.
He must now appear before the court.

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Businessman Robert Vadra withdrew his plea challenging a trial court order summoning him in an ED money laundering case related to a land deal. He must now appear before the court.

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