India opposition attacks Modi on silence over Adani allegations


NEW DELHI (Bloomberg): India’s main opposition party ramped up the pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi (pic) over his silence on the Adani turmoil and planned a nationwide protest on Monday to highlight the risk to small investors.

"What action has been taken, if ever, to investigate the serious allegations made over the years against the Adani Group?” Jairam Ramesh, general secretary of the Congress party, said in a statement. "Is there any hope of a fair and impartial investigation under you?,” he said, referring to Modi.

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