Are Sebi, MHA 'anti-national' for talking like Hindenburg?

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Feb 1, 2023 | 10:39 IST

All of them have been investigating the Adani Group, which despite huge debts has seen its companies' share value rising by 122-900% when the Sensex has averaged growth of around 30%. Using nationalism now to fend off scrutiny smells fishy

It is that time of the year again when we begin making a list of individuals or organisations which are anti-India or anti-national. In this piece, I will start the ritual with a few names and perhaps keep adding in future articles.

Excited? Here we go. First on the list are Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), followed by the Union home ministry, almost every single financial news website in India and abroad, and finally, the Hindenburg Research Group.

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Are Sebi, MHA 'anti-national' for talking like Hindenburg?

All of them have been investigating the Adani Group, which despite huge debts has seen its companies' share value rising by 122-900% when the Sensex has averaged growth of around 30%. Using nationalism now to fend off scrutiny smells fishy

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Are Sebi, MHA 'anti-national' for talking like Hindenburg?

All of them have been investigating the Adani Group, which despite huge debts has seen its companies' share value rising by 122-900% when the Sensex has averaged growth of around 30%. Using nationalism now to fend off scrutiny smells fishy

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