
INDIA bloc demands CBI probe into allegations against SEBI chief
The Hindu
INDIA bloc protest at ED office in Visakhapatnam demanding JPC and CBI inquiry into Adani Group allegations.
A protest was held by the INDIA bloc, under the aegis of the Congress party, at the office of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Visakhapatnam on Thursday demanding an inquiry by the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) as well as a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the allegations concerning the Adani Group, which were made by Hindenburg Research.
The protesters raised slogans demanding resignation of the SEBI Chairperson.
Congress leaders from the five districts in North Andhra, led by former Union Minister Killi Krupa Rani, Congress leader JD Seelam participated in the protest.
Later, Ms. Krupa Rani called on the pharma blast victims, who were undergoing treatment at hospitals in the city and the kin of the deceased employees. Speaking to the media, she said that the company management and the government should own responsibility of the blast and provide compensation and better medical care to the victims.

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