Hindenburg Research report

After SEBI revealed that Kotak Mahindra and Kingdon Capital partnered to orchestrate a strategic move to benefit from short-selling Adani stocks, a China link has emerged.

Supreme Court said that newspaper articles and OCCRP report against Adani can't be the basis to doubt SEBI

"The Honourable Supreme Court's judgment shows it. Truth has prevailed. Satyameva Jayate. I am grateful to those who stood by us. Our humble contribution to India's growth story will continue. Jai Hind," Adani tweeted.

The court stated in its ruling that the Supreme Court's jurisdiction to enter the regulatory framework of SEBI is restricted. "SEBI has concluded investigations in 20 of 22 cases. The investigation into the remaining two cases will be completed within three months," the order stated. 

Adani Hindenburg case: No material to doubt SEBI probe & impartiality of expert committee members, says supreme court, reserves judgment

Arundhati Roy desperately attempted to present her distorted version of India, a manifestation of her far-left politics, as the gospel truth.

Two of the 'top short sellers' of Adani Group shares were Indian companies, one registered in Mumbai and the other in New Delhi.

The current South Asian (Regional) Editor of OCCRP, Anand Mangnale, was a partnerships and strategy consultant at the Chinese financed propaganda outlet NewsClick

"The committee's report...cited that there were credible charges of targetted de-stabilisation of the Indian market," Gautam Adani said.

Just today, the official Twitter handle of the Congress posted a photoshopped image to target businessman Gautam Adani and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.