New Delhi,27th Nov. Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, has intensified his criticism of the Adani Group, calling for the arrest of its chairman, Gautam Adani, over alleged financial irregularities. Gandhi’s remarks come amidst ongoing scrutiny of the Adani Group following allegations of impropriety, which have also been flagged in international reports.
“You think Adani is going to accept the charges? Obviously, he is going to deny them,” Gandhi stated, emphasizing the need for accountability. He further criticized the government, alleging that it is shielding Adani from facing the consequences. “Hundreds of people are being arrested on tiny charges, and here we have a gentleman indicted in the United States for thousands of crores—he should be in jail,” Gandhi remarked.
The Congress leader’s comments reflect growing political tensions over the issue, with opposition parties demanding a thorough investigation into the allegations. The government, however, has yet to address these demands comprehensively, maintaining that the accusations lack concrete evidence.
As the debate escalates, the call for transparency and legal action in high-profile cases like this has become a focal point in India’s political discourse, raising questions about accountability and the equitable application of justice.
