Now, as per the expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court, there is no evidence of any breach of minimum public shareholding requirements or of manipulation of stock prices. Now, if if this is what has been looked at or decided by this expert committee, then how do we or why should anybody necessarily discount this at this juncture? It shouldn't be discounted, and it raises a pertinent question. What does the Congress Party and in particular Mr Rahul Gandhi really believe in? Do they believe in the law of the land? Do they believe the honourable Supreme Court of India, or do they believe in recycled misinformation being put out by vested interests and reports coming from overseas? It's a fundamental question, and one will wonder where the Congress Party stands. Does it stand for India and Indian institutions, or does it believe in the credibility of something that is published based on incorrect information, as seems to be available in the public domain and based on perhaps vested interests against working against, in this case, a particular group? The primary allegation in all of this is of crony capitalism of an alleged link between the prime minister and the Adadi Group. How would you respond to this? Well, the Congress Party is really the fountain head of crony capitalism. If at all in this country you only have to study history. Mr Rahul Gandhi evidently is not a student of history, and his advisers certainly don't seem to appreciate history and facts that is crony capitalism. What has stopped is crony capitalism and the prime minister Modi's government. Because ruthlessly corruption has been weeded out. There is not a single allegation of, you know, favouring or corruption against anyone. And each false attempt that has been raised again and again by Gandhiji and the Congress Party has been repudiated, including by rule of law and no less than the honourable Supreme Court of India. Now the other issue, Nalin, is of foreign interference groups linked to George Soros allegedly you know who allegedly interfered in matters of foreign countries, including India. Apparently they have been involved in some aspect, or perhaps in pushing out these reports so ahead of G 20 which is just a few days away, the state elections, the national elections next year. Do you believe that the timing of these reports needs to be looked at for one side will perhaps borrow from what the Congress Party does. It raises questions on the timing, but this time they are guilty about not actually looking at it from the perspective of timing. The timing of this report is not just suspect. It's questionable. It's about the timing in terms of the G 20 the timing in terms of the Congress Party and Mr Radhi holding a convention in Mumbai trying to establish that they are an alternative, a conglomeration of different political parties does not make them an alternative. There's clarity. Who's the leader? Where the B JP is concerned, India is concerned. It's not in the LBG. There's clarity of the agenda of governance. There's clarity about the performance. But on the other hand, there is a lack of clarity. It is personal interests, say, the politics of service. So there are things like this, and this report is 100% suspect in terms of its timing. There's no doubt about it. It almost seems as if it has been introduced to craft that a press conference could take place by Mr Rahul Gandhi for him to have something to speak about. What I find curious and it is a It is a fact that an independent adjudicating authority also an appellate tribunal. They both confirmed that there was no over invoicing and that these transactions were in accordance with applicable law. And, you know, there was a finality in just a few months back in March when the Supreme Court did rule in favour of the Adani group. So this is, as I understand it when I've gone through the allegations closely, essentially raking up a matter which has been dealt with legally. That's why it's critical to say Mr Rahul Gandhi and the Congress Party are running down Indian institutions and the institutional framework, and that's a fair question to ask what your last wish. Additionally, Mr Rahul Gandhi and the Congress Party are now guilty, in a sense, figuratively speaking of actually pandering to foreign interests So earlier, Mr Indra Gandhi used to always say there's a foreign conspiracy. Perhaps Mr Rahul Gandhi only looks back to his grandmother and understand the lesson that she left behind. We only have to go back to the history of what the Congress Party through the seventies and eighties used to say when Mr Al Gandhi, who seems to have been since we don't have details of his educational qualifications and institutes of study seems to have spent time abroad. And one would wonder whether he went abroad to actually study or perhaps has learned things that go against India's interests. Isn't the larger issue about how the enforcement director has found that 18 companies, including foreign portfolio investors, foreign institutional investors in in tax havens, that these people were top beneficiaries from short selling? You know, Adani Group company shares before the Hindenburg report actually came out? And therefore, isn't this You know, I mean more significantly about how this resulted in a crash in the market which affected millions of investors. Shareholder money being eroded evaporating. Isn't that what we should be looking at? And I certainly hope that the investigative agencies hold people responsible, and I certainly hope that somebody raises it in a court of law because at the end of the day, who is George Soros? George Soros is an individual. He's a businessman, he's an investor, and he has crafted what seems to be from media. I don't know him personally. I don't seek to know him personally, either. He seems to have crafted this so-called position as if he's fighting for democracy, but he makes money by investing. And there seems to be what the media indicates, a pattern to this kind of volatility that seems to help him in the share market or in investments. So one would now the answer would have to lie with Mr Rahul Gandhi and those who are using Mr Soros this agenda to further their own political things agenda. Is there a connect? Is there some kind of meeting of objectives? Because at the end of the day, when the market crashes, Indian citizens uh uh, suffer Indian capitalism suffers. That's not crony capitalism, that is Indian capitalism. And this is Indian capitalism that is going abroad and actually taking over global global business interests. So instead of us seeing an outward looking India that is now Indian multinationals somewhere or the other somewhere or the other one would feel that foreign multinational interests by invested investing groups like perhaps Mr George so and his company are the beneficiaries of this kind of information that is not based on fact. Well, thanks very much for being with us
