Another twist in the Adani case.
The ongoing corruption case against the Adani Group has raised concerns among U.S. Congress members about its potential impact on India-US relations. Six members of Congress have questioned the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) actions, suggesting that pursuing the case without sufficient evidence could damage bilateral ties and negatively affect American businesses. The case raises questions about political pressures behind the proceedings and its broader implications.
Threat to India-US Relations
The ongoing corruption case against Indian industrial giant Adani Group has taken a new turn. Six members of the U.S. Congress wrote a letter to the new Attorney General, questioning the decisions made by the Department of Justice (DoJ) under President Joe Biden’s administration. They pointed out that the Biden government has not provided clarity on what actions should be taken against Adani Group. India and the United States have had strong trade and economic ties for many years. However, Congress members believe that moving forward with this case without sufficient evidence is putting these bilateral relations at risk.
This has raised several doubts regarding the actions taken by the U.S. Department of Justice against Adani Group. In their letter, the Congress members stated that the government’s decision to pursue the case rather than shelving it could damage the bilateral relations between India and the U.S. They also expressed concern that actions taken against India could have a negative impact on the American business sector.
Recently, many experts have pointed out that the case against Adani Group is being advanced without legal evidence. There are also growing suspicions regarding potential political pressures behind the case.
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