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Why Some Supreme Court Investigators In The Adani-Hindenburg Case Are Accused Of Conflict Of Interest (article-14.com)

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A September 2023 affidavit in the Supreme Court has alleged that two out of the six members of the Supreme Court-appointed expert committee investigating possible regulatory lapses in dealing with allegations against the Adani group have a “conflict of interest” and one is named in an alleged fraud. Among these are a member’s company’s tie-up with the Adani group in 2022, another’s alleged involvement in a bank fraud, and a third’s past association with the conglomerate.

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[–] xuxebiko@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago

The expert committee’s final report, submitted to the court on 6 May, prima-facie found “no regulatory failure” on SEBI’s part.
However, the committee provided a “large body of evidence of regulatory failure” in its report and yet, drew ambivalent conclusions.

Schrodinger's SEBI report, provides evidence of regulatory failure while claiming no regulatory failure.

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