Report leak': Congress slams BJP government

New Delhi: The Congress on Friday hit out at the Central government over parts of the Dhingra Commission report which were published in a national daily. The Dhingra Commission was created by the Haryana government in May 2015 for probing granting of commercial licenses in four Gurugram villages to real estate companies.

This includes Skylight Hospitality, a company in which Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, is a director.

Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi said, “I want to be as clear and firm as possible and I don’t want it to mistake in any manner as either aggression or threat. “I want to state with the most or I call language of studied moderation as some very strange things are happening,” he said.

“I can understand the government, both Central and state and a ruling party which is steeped in vendetta and blinded deliberately leaking the so-called Dhingra Commission report unless the government briefed it, the only other person who could have leaked is Mr Dhingra and I do not want to say more to that,” he said.

Mr Singhvi said that since injunction has been given by the Punjab and Haryana high court, publishing the report also amounts to contempt of court.