Modi's Party Distances Itself From India's Adani Amid Opposition Protests
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party said it had no reason to defend billionaire Gautam Adani on Tuesday following his U.S. indictment over alleged bribery to secure power deals in India. The main opposition Congress party has accused Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of shielding Adani and stonewalling independent investigations into his dealings in the country,
In an exclusive interview with India Today TV, senior advocate and former BJP Rajya Sabha MP Mahesh Jatmalani defended Gautam Adani and called the US indictment a 'hatchet job'.
On political remarks over the US charges against the Adani Group, lawyer and BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli said, "When India ...
Indian opposition parties demanded a probe on Thursday into allegations of wrongdoing by the Adani Group and said they would ...
Both the houses were adjourned as Parliament saw stormy scenes after several opposition leaders gave notices for a discussion ...
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BJP distances itself from Indian billionaire Gautam Adani following a U.S. indictment over alleged bribery for power deals.
While the Congress is vociferously raising the issue of industrialist Gautam Adani being charged in an alleged bribery and ...
The BJP accused the Congress of politicising the issue and aligning itself with foreign interests, specifically targeting the ...
Adani's vision for Dharavi and political opposition. Adani's vision is to convert 620 acres of prime land, about ...
Opposition demands JPC and CBI probes into Adani bribery allegations, accusing the Modi government of shielding Adani and ...
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