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Summary:
- A review petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging its January verdict refusing to transfer the Adani stock manipulation probe to a special agency.
- The petition claims "mistakes and errors" in the judgment and highlights new material received by the petitioner.
- Key arguments include:
- SEBI hasn't disclosed findings or details of action taken in its investigations.
- SC ignored potential failures by SEBI and the issue of Adani Group promoters investing in their own stocks.
- Reliance on newspaper articles and third-party reports shouldn't undermine SEBI's investigation.
Background:
- The Supreme Court earlier declined to transfer the probe to a special agency, citing SEBI's ongoing investigation.
- This followed allegations by Hindenburg Research of stock manipulation by the Adani Group, which denied the claims.
- Petitioners had questioned SEBI's effectiveness and sought a more independent investigation.
Impact:
- The review petition raises questions about the adequacy of SEBI's investigation and potential regulatory failures.
- It seeks transparency in SEBI's findings and a thorough probe into all allegations, including promoter investment.
- The court's decision on the review petition will be crucial in determining the future course of the probe.
Further Developments:
- The next hearing on the review petition is yet to be scheduled.
- The court will consider the arguments presented by both sides before making a decision.
- The case continues to attract significant attention due to its potential implications for India's financial markets and corporate governance.
India Stock Market Ticker Codes
Market Indices
Index Name | Ticker Code | Price (INR) | Change |
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BSE Sensex | BSESN | 0.00 | 0.00 |
Disclaimer:
This summary is based on publicly available information and does not constitute legal advice. The accuracy of the allegations and claims presented in the petition cannot be independently verified.
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