Never met any Gandhi: Christian Michel

April 27, 2016 11:34

In an interview to 'The Hindu', the accused middleman in the VVIP helicopter deal James Christian Michel on Tuesday said he was willing to answer all questions from Indian investigators in order "to clear' his name, but insisted he had never met Congress president Sonia Gandhi or a "single Gandhi' in his life.

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