‘They will be exposed’: Kharge emails complaint against Adani Group to ED

The march of the opposition parties was stopped by the Delhi Police at Vijay Chowk and it erupted. unable to submit a complaint, the Leader of the Opposition and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge Sent a complaint letter to the Enforcement Directorate.

In this letter to the ED, the opposition parties have demanded a probe into the matter citing its “serious implications” for not only India’s economy but most importantly democracy.

Congress, DK among opposition parties rallying up to ED against Adani Group DMK, AAP and some left parties. He returned to Parliament after being stopped at Vijay Chowk.

Kharge, who led the march, said the police did not allow him to go to the ED office as the government did not want him to demand a probe into the Adani case. Opposition leaders met earlier at Kharge’s office to coordinate their strategy on the issue

“… we will go back to Parliament… raise this issue again… and our delegation of 17-18 parties will meet the ED.” Hindustan Times Syed Naseer Hussain of the Congress said, “We will go one by one… and register our complaints.”

“If the ED doesn’t file a complaint, they will be exposed. Then we will issue that complaint to you and create ruckus in Parliament.”

Opposition’s complaint letter to ED

The opposition drafted a two-page letter urging the ED to “probe a relationship that has serious implications not only for our economy but most importantly, our democracy”.

In its letter to the ED – which cannot act unless there is a police complaint – the opposition cited allegations against the ED Adani Group It says it set up a network of offshore shell companies and offshore funds linked to the group for the purposes of ‘(1) artificially inflating stock valuations and (2) giving a distorted picture with respect to the financial health of the group companies’ Have done

The opposition further claims a ‘clear causal link’ between the offshore entities and the Adani group’s Indian cos – a reference to Gautam Adani’s brother Vinod, who it says is ‘alleged to be the key figure in setting up these networks’ ‘.

The letter also claimed that the group ‘repeatedly uses undue influence to obtain concessions and contracts from governments and regulated entities’.

The opposition claims a tender for the redevelopment of Mumbai’s Dharavi area, which it said was initially won by a Dubai-based company. 7,200 crore and then canceled ‘due to delay in transfer of railway land’. The revised tender, the opposition said, was won by the Adani group – ‘which has no known experience in urban redevelopment’ – for an amount 2,000 crore less.