Budget Session: Oppn seeks discussion on Adani, BBC film row; Govt says ready for all

The opposition demanded a discussion of the controversy surrounding a report by a New York-based investor research firm accusing Gautam Adani’s companies of “brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud scheme” at an all-party meeting called by the government ahead of the Budget Session of Parliament, which starts on Tuesday. The opposition also demanded that the recent BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi be censored.

Rajnath Singh, the defence minister, informed the parties that the government was willing to consider any matter in accordance with the norms and asked for the opposition’s assistance in ensuring a smooth process.

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Congress leaders were in Srinagar for the Bharat Jodo Yatra’s finale, hence they were unable to attend the gathering. Pralhad Joshi, Piyush Goyal, and Ministers of State for Parliamentary Affairs Arjun Ram Meghwal and V Muraleedharan were also on the government side in addition to Singh. Joshi reported that there were 37 leaders from 27 different parties in attendance.

Jha questioned Adani’s use of the Indian name and

Jha questioned Adani’s use of the Indian name and flag and disputed the findings of a report on its business operations by the American investor firm Hindenburg Research.

The CPI(M) central committee demanded a high-level inquiry into the claims, which would be overseen on a daily basis by the Supreme Court during its meeting in Kolkata. In order to bring up the subject in Parliament, the CPI(M) stated that it will work with other parties.

At a meeting of his party MPs Sunday, DMK president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin asked them to raise issues like the Adani row, apart from the controversy over the curbs on the BBC documentary, and “attempts made by the BJP to change the basic characteristics of the Constitution which could be seen from unnecessary comments made by certain sections, including the Vice-President of India (Jagdeep Dhankhar questioned the Supreme Court order on the basic structure of the Constitution)”.

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