Is Adani Guilty? Let the Truth Come Out

The United States Federal Court heard a case against Adani Green Energy Limited and its parent company, Adani Group, on October 24. Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani, and others have been accused of bribing Indian officials with $250 million (Rs 2,110 crore) from American investors.
The court issued warrants for Gautam and Sagar Adani, creating a sensation in both India and the U.S., especially given Prime Minister Modi's close ties with Gautam Adani. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has called for a parliamentary joint committee to investigate, demanding arrests of Adani and the SEBI chairman.
While the Adani Group has dismissed the allegations as baseless, citing U.S. law's principle of "innocent until proven guilty," the BJP has stated that the law will take its course. This raises the question: will India initiate legal action against Adani?
A U.S. court warrant alone cannot lead to Adani's arrest in India without government approval. However, for Adani to clear his name, facing legal proceedings in India seems inevitable. This could also dispel allegations of the BJP shielding him.
Ultimately, the case demands clarity. Let the truth emerge swiftly.