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Robert Vadra accuses BJP leaders of stalking him, family for poll campaigns
Congress chief Sonia Gandhi`s son-in-law Robert Vadra accuses some BJP leaders of `stalking` him and his family on social media and using his posts as `crutches` for running their election campaigns.
New Delhi: Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra accuses some BJP leaders of 'stalking' him and his family on social media and using his posts as 'crutches' for running their election campaigns.
Vadra tagged a picture of him and his wife Priyanka Gandhi purportedly posted by Union minister Giriraj Singh on the latter's Twitter account along with a caption "Giving job to Chinese".
"Senior BJP leaders seem to be obsessed with me and my family; they are stalking me on social media and doing a cut/paste of my pictures to tweet.
"They seem to use me and my posts as crutches, for their comparisons and election campaigns," Vadra said on his Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Vadra, in an apparent reference to the upcoming polls in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, added, "The people of India have understood the rights and wrongs and the trivial ways of this government, and it will be evident in the next few months".
The photo, however, was not seen on the Singh's verified account.
The Congress has launched major campaigns in the poll-bound states.