Robert Vadra, brother-in-law of Congress President Rahul Gandhi, appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday for questioning in a money laundering case relating to alleged irregular purchase of foreign assets.
Vadra reached the agency's office at Jamnagar House here at around 10:30 AM along with his lawyers and they left the agency office after about three hours of questioning, officials said.
Vadra told the investigating officer (IO) of the case that he was not well following which recording of his statement was discontinued, the officials said, adding he is expected to join the probe again on Friday.
Vadra had skipped the summons on Tuesday citing bad health.
Vadra is facing a criminal probe related to allegations of money laundering in purchase of assets abroad.
Earlier this month, Vadra was questioned by the ED sleuths in connection with the case for 23 hours over three days of deposition.