Supreme Court To Hear Pleas For Probe Into Hindenburg Report Against Adani Group Tomorrow

New Delhi : Adani Group shares in the stock market after a report by American shot selling firm Hindenburg Research became public. In view of the huge decline, another public interest litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the petitions related to Adani Group and will start hearing from tomorrow. The petition has been filed by Supreme Court advocate Vishal Tiwari. A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, Justice PS Narasimha and Justice JB Pardiwala will hear the matter.

According to media reports, the Supreme Court Adani Group The court has agreed to hear on Friday a petition seeking a court-monitored probe into the ‘Hindenburg Research Report’ on companies. These petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court by advocates ML Sharma and Vishal Tiwari. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud asked advocate Vinay Tiwari what is the matter? On this, advocate Vinay Tiwari said that a similar petition is coming tomorrow as well. This is related to the Hindenburg Report, which tarnished and damaged the image of the country. Along with the other matter, this may also be heard tomorrow.

Hindenburg in PIL filed by Vishal Tiwari in Supreme Court A demand has been made to constitute a committee under the leadership of a retired judge of the Supreme Court to investigate the research report. The Chief Justice agreed to the request of Advocate Vishal Tiwari and directed his PIL to be tagged with another petition, which will be heard tomorrow i.e. 50 is listed for February 176135364.

176135364Another petition in the Supreme Court was filed by advocate ML Sharma, seeking to declare short selling firm Hindenburg Research as a fraud. has been demanded. Through these petitions, an inquiry has been demanded against Nathan Anderson, the founder of Hindenburg Research. Last 24 January, a report by Hindenburg Research was made public, in which Adani Group was subjected to stock rigging and accounting for decades. Has been accused of cheating. However, denying his allegation, a reply of about 176135364 pages was sent to Hindenburg from Adani Group. In this reply, the allegation of Hindenburg Research was described as an attack against India. ,