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The Adani Group today rejected what it called "recycled allegations" of hidden foreign investors in a report by the George Soros-funded Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project.
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Venugopal said, “In February, Rahul asked who owns the unaccounted money… in Adani Shell companies but none from the govt could come up with an answer.” | Latest News India
360 one wam denied claims that neither of the funds named by the report had anything to do with adani group this came in response to allegations of hidden foreign investors levelled by organized crime and corruption reporting project quotin neither of these two fundsadani group or any of the individuals mentioned in the articleare investorsquot 360 one wam said