Haryana whistleblower Ashok Khemka said on Friday that the claimed clearance to AICC president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra in relation to the land deals seemed premature. He said that the farmers land were sold to Vadra at throwaway prices.Vadra was speaking to mediapersons after they sought his comments on a report submitted by four deputy commissioners in Haryana - who have reportedly given a "clean chit" to Vadra over his controversial land deals. Khemka, who refrained from loud outburst, also said that he was not aware if the "report" was submitted to the government.The inquiry against Vadra's properties was ordered by Ashok Khemka on October 12 to probe undervaluation of his properties to evade stamp duty. He was transferred out of the department soon after he issued the directions to four DCs to probe the matter. The inquiry carried out by the deputy commissioners Gurgaon, Faridabad, Palwal and Mewat, however, indicated that there was violation of norms or undervaluation of the property.Sources in the government said that the inquiry report would be taken up by a high-power committee headed by the additional chief secretary Haryana for probing the allegations levelled by Khemka. Meanwhile, the sources said the government did not implement the order cancelling Vadra-DLF deal. The order was issued by Ashok Khemka before leaving his office after his transfer.The sources also said that the report of the DCs was authentic and correct since the enquiry had been conducted by "responsible IAS officers."The sources further added that one of the reports suggested that Vadra paid more as stamp duty than what he was liable for. The clean chit had no bearing on the cancellation of the mutation of land deal between DLF and Vadra.The "clean chit" to Vadra has invited strong criticism from various quarters, including India Against Corruption (IAC) activist Arvind Kejriwal."That was expected. The country would be surprised if it were otherwise. In Haryana, all good officers are shunted out. Those in key positions crawl when asked to bend. Now Congress will protect Gadkari and BJP will protect Vadra," Kejriwal said.