Sir — The lives of the high and mighty are always open to scrutiny, even if unofficially, as the common man takes an interest in them. And this is what differentiates them from the so-called lesser mortals.
Congressmen have tried to shield their party president’s son-in-law, Mr Robert Vadra, who has been accused of financial fraud, by arguing that he is a ‘private individual’. But this ‘private person’ wields much power and influence. He also enjoys state-sanctioned privileges.