<p>The BJP has raised its pitch on Robert Vadra issue. All of its top leaders who are canvassing in different parts of the country made it a point to attack Gandhi family by raising controversial business practices of Priyanka Gandhi’s husband. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The list includes prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, party president Rajnath Singh and Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Arun Jaitley.<br /><br />A Wall Street Journal Article on Vadra which has analysed his huge earning in a short period was made the basis of the criticism.<br /><br />While addressing a rally at Katihar in Bihar, Modi attacked the family for “ the model which includes mother, son, son-in-law and daughter”.<br /><br />According to agency reports, Modi said, “It's the magical effect of RSVP model of development that a person's earning rises from Rs one lakh to Rs 400 crore in five years.”<br />He decoded the model as “Rahul, Sonia, Vadra and Priyanka model.”<br /><br />Apparently, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate was retorting to Rahul Gandhi’s criticism of Gujarat model.<br /><br />Senior leader and Lok Sabha candidate in Amritsar, Arun Jaitley on Saturday wrote on his blog that the Vadra business model requires the research paper to be prepared by a key business analyst.<br /><br />“Congratulations to Mr. Robert Vadra. He has made it to the Wall Street Journal. The Vadra business model requires the research paper to be prepared by a key business analyst,” said Jaitley.<br /><br />“Start a business without any investment. Investment will flow as loans and advances which is a synonym for political equity. Use these loans to buy property at fraction of the market cost,” he said.<br /><br /> “So far this business model has raised only eyebrows. It is time it raises serious questions. That is what the Wall Street Journal has done,” Jaitley added.</p>
<p>The BJP has raised its pitch on Robert Vadra issue. All of its top leaders who are canvassing in different parts of the country made it a point to attack Gandhi family by raising controversial business practices of Priyanka Gandhi’s husband. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The list includes prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, party president Rajnath Singh and Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Arun Jaitley.<br /><br />A Wall Street Journal Article on Vadra which has analysed his huge earning in a short period was made the basis of the criticism.<br /><br />While addressing a rally at Katihar in Bihar, Modi attacked the family for “ the model which includes mother, son, son-in-law and daughter”.<br /><br />According to agency reports, Modi said, “It's the magical effect of RSVP model of development that a person's earning rises from Rs one lakh to Rs 400 crore in five years.”<br />He decoded the model as “Rahul, Sonia, Vadra and Priyanka model.”<br /><br />Apparently, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate was retorting to Rahul Gandhi’s criticism of Gujarat model.<br /><br />Senior leader and Lok Sabha candidate in Amritsar, Arun Jaitley on Saturday wrote on his blog that the Vadra business model requires the research paper to be prepared by a key business analyst.<br /><br />“Congratulations to Mr. Robert Vadra. He has made it to the Wall Street Journal. The Vadra business model requires the research paper to be prepared by a key business analyst,” said Jaitley.<br /><br />“Start a business without any investment. Investment will flow as loans and advances which is a synonym for political equity. Use these loans to buy property at fraction of the market cost,” he said.<br /><br /> “So far this business model has raised only eyebrows. It is time it raises serious questions. That is what the Wall Street Journal has done,” Jaitley added.</p>
