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Rahul Gandhi on Hindenburg Research: American research firm Hindenburg Research has claimed in a new report that market regulator SEBI chairperson Madhavi Puri had directly met the Adani Group, after which there has been an earthquake in Indian politics. Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has asked three questions in this matter in a video message on social media platform X on Sunday. Rahul Gandhi said- The serious allegations against the SEBI chief, who is responsible for the protection of the assets of retail investors, have been compromised. Honest investors across the country have an important question for the government.
Rahul Gandhi's questions
In the post, Rahul Gandhi asked three questions, they are as follows: Why has SEBI Chairperson Madhuri Puri Buch not resigned yet? Who will be responsible if investors lose their hard-earned money? PM Modi, SEBI Chairman or Gautam Adani? After very serious allegations have come to light, will the Supreme Court have to take suo motu cognizance of this matter again?
According to the Congress MP, it is now clear why Prime Minister Narendra Modi is so afraid of the JPC investigation and what it can reveal. In the video shared by Rahul Gandhi, he initially mentioned the umpire of a cricket match, which has been compromised (in the case of fixing). He raised the question and gave an example that when the umpire of a big international match between India and Australia gets influenced, then what will happen to the match.
On the allegations against SEBI Chairman Madhavi Buch, Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge said that a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) is needed to investigate the scam. He alleged that until the JPC investigates the issue, there will be concerns that Prime Minister Modi will continue to protect his allies while compromising with the constitutional institutions of India, which have been working for the last seven decades.
