Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made serious allegations in a press conference on Thursday on the corruption charges leveled against industrialist Gautam Adani by US prosecutors. Rahul Gandhi said 'Now it is clear that Adani has violated Indian and American laws. I am surprised that Adani is still roaming freely in the country. Chief Ministers are being arrested. Adani has committed a scam of two thousand crores, but he is roaming freely and comfortably.'
'Modi-Adani Ek Hain To Safe Hain'
Rahul Gandhi said that Narendra Modi gave the slogan - Ek Hain To Safe Hain. In India, Narendra Modi and Adani are one, so they are safe. Nothing can be done to Adani in India. Here the Chief Minister is sent to jail and Adani is roaming outside after committing a scam of 2,000 crores. Because Narendra Modi is protecting him.
The US investigation has said that Adani has committed a crime in India and America. But no action is being taken against Adani in India. Rahul Gandhi said that we demand that Adani be arrested and SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch be removed from the post and investigated.
Rahul Gandhi said 'We are raising this issue again and again, but the Prime Minister is protecting Adani. The Prime Minister is also involved in corruption with Adani.' Rahul Gandhi said that he and his party will raise this issue loudly in the upcoming Parliament session. Rahul Gandhi demanded the removal of SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch. He alleged that Madhabi Puri Buch is protecting Adani and the investments of India's retail investors are being put at risk.
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