NEW DELHI: While Congress and Rahul Gandhi are accusing the Modi government of resorting to "politics of vendetta" on mega food park in Amethi, the documents accessed by Times Now show that the Amethi project was shelved by the UPA government in January, 2003.Amethi food park's corporate partner pulled out due to the UPA government's decision of not allowing it to access natural gas from GAIL plant, Times Now reported on Wednesday.Earlier in the day, the issue of mega food park in Rahul Gandhi's constituency Amethi again generated heat in the Lok Sabha Alleging that "politics of vendetta" was being resorted to either by cancelling or not proceeding ahead with projects cleared by the erstwhile UPA regime, he came out names of several such projects including a canal project in Rajasthan named after Indira Gandhi and 1000-bedded National Cancer Institute as part of expansion of AIIMS in Delhi."If this is not politics of vendetta, what is it," Kharge asked.He then referred to the statement made by food processing minister Harsmirat Kaur on the reasons for cancellation of the Amethi food park Immediately Kaur repeatedly sought to have a say, contending that her name has been taken by the Congress leader and she should be given right to reply.Egged on by BJP members including Kirit Somaiya and ministers like Smriti Irani sitting by her side, Kaur pressed for having a say despite Speaker Sumitra Mahajan repeatedly telling her that she was not allowing her to speak.Kaur's attempts angered Congress members who stormed into the well of the House forcing the Speaker to adjourn the House for 20 minutes.The issue was first raised by Rahul in the House last week.When the House re-assembled, the Speaker allowed Kaur to table her response drawing sharp reaction from the Congress members.As the Speaker pacified the Congress members and took up the Negotiable Instruments Bill for consideration, some BJP members from Rajasthan raised slogans alleging that Congress was misleading the House on the Rajasthan canal project aimed at providing drinking water to some towns.A visibly annoyed Speaker then adjourned the House till 2pm observing that the members did not appear to be in a mood for smooth conduct of the House.Rahul Gandhi, Congress vice-president, had last week attacked the government over the issue and also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of practising politics of revenge.(With inputs from PTI)