After the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) gave a clean chit to the Adani Group over the Hindenburg report, the BJP asked the Opposition whether it would apologise for stalling Parliament and creating “economic anarchy” in the country over the issue.
The chief minister who is also the president of the party’s state unit has come under fire from the Opposition BRS for signing memoranda of understanding with the Adani group at Davos this year.
Sachin Pilot said that the Supreme Court has indicated the need for a factual investigation, but despite this, central government is maintaining silence.
The SEBI chief has already denied the allegations in the Hindenburg report as baseless.
Her response, Hindenburg said, publically confirms her investment in the obscure Bermuda/Mauritius fund structure, alongside money allegedly siphoned by Vinod Adani, the brother of Adani Group boss Gautam Adani.
BJP Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi said, "The Hindenburg Report is under the lens of Indian investigative agencies. The question arises why does the Opposition always complement whatever transpires in foreign countries?"
"Conflict Or Capture? Either Way, We Do Not Think SEBI Can Be Trusted As An Objective Arbiter In The Adani Matter...," the report said.
The apex court said the Centre and SEBI would look into whether Hindenburg Research violated any law on short-selling.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of “protecting one person” and asked why “he is…
The committee also concluded, based on empirical evidence, that the Indian market as a whole was not "unduly volatile".
