Was Dr. Swamy right in tagging Adani as biggest NPA trapeze artiste? Dr. Swamy’s who raked up the issue of corruption by Chidambaram’s father-son duo is now BJP’s fate after Nirav Modi Gate.
If the BJP Rajya Sabha MP has tagged Adani as NPA trapeze artiste, he must have done so after collecting substantial evidence. Dr. Swamy’s tweet suggests he may file a petition against Adani soon.
Swamy’s voice cannot be ignored because he has recently proved himself by exposing Chidambaram father-son duo.
While reacting to Dr. Swamy’s claim, the Adani Group issued a press release stating that all their loans are regularly serviced.
Lesser numbers of investigative journalists prefer writing and fact-finding on Adani group, probably because the group has filed defamation cases against several journalists and news portals. So, now let’s hope Dr. Subramanian Swamy releases the concerned documents regarding Adani’s NPAs in public soon. Until then, let’s take a quick look at the data related to Adani’s debt that’s available in the public domain.
The biggest NPA trapeze artiste in PSUs is Gautam Adani. It is time he is made accountable or a PIL is inevitable
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) March 6, 2018
SBI records of loans to Gautam Adani firms cannot be disclosed: Central Information Commission#JanDhanLootYojana#ModiRobsIndia#ChowkidarHiChorHaihttps://t.co/zJ1HdM2m48
— Rofl Republic (@i_theindian) February 23, 2018
Adani Group created shell firms to minimise tax in Australia Report https://t.co/ew4owGOmd2
— Bishwanath Sanyal (@BSANYAL1) October 4, 2017
"Adani Group got “unimaginable” favours and that its debt stands at Rs 72,000 crore," said Pawan Verma, member of JD(U) in Rajya Sabha, back in 2016.
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
SBI to refinance Adani’s loans through 5/25 http://t.co/puDpcmFEgb pic.twitter.com/CAaL8Q60iU
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 18, 2015
Demonetization was nothing but a measure to infuse money in those ailing banks so as to shore up their lending capacities reduced due to bad loans?#GautamAdani #anilambani https://t.co/nJbaRBLAol
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
Adani Australia: Investigation uncovers tax haven ties to British Virgin Islands https://t.co/ji3x4fQ7NH via @abcnews
— Dhanya Rajendran (@dhanyarajendran) October 3, 2017
2017 में #GautamAdani और उनके परिवार की कुल अनुमानित संपत्ति 11 अरब डॉलर थी, इसके साथ ही वे भारत के सबसे अमीर लोगों की सूची में 10वें स्थान पर थेhttps://t.co/m92vE8l8vX
— Quint Hindi (@QuintHindi) March 6, 2018
Adani group should move quickly to limit Adani Power damage https://t.co/VbWn5XjBow
— ASVangule (@ASVangule) April 24, 2017
According to the House of Debt report, the top 10 debt-heavy groups are Lanco group, Jaypee group, GMR group, Videocon group, GVK group, Essar group, Adani group, Reliance group, JSW group and Vedanta group.https://t.co/SiJElrjmJO
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
PSU banks owed about Rs 5 lakh crore and of this roughly Rs 1.4 lakh crore are owed by just five companies, which include Lanco, GVK, Suzlon Energy, Hindustan Construction Company and Adani Group https://t.co/JENmCtwLnG @Swamy39
— National Renaissance (@SwamyChronicle) March 6, 2018
China’s top two banks won’t lend to Adani’s Australian coal mine https://t.co/3xRhg9cVfF
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) December 4, 2017
The corporate houses with the largest bad loans are Reliance, Vedanta, Essar, Adani and Jaypee.https://t.co/QgSYf0VCBt
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
These are (in descending order of honour) Reliance, Vedanta, Essar, Adani, Jaypee, JASW, GMR, Lanco, Videocon and GVK. https://t.co/dbWhOduTky
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
The corporates which form the House of Debt group are as follows—Adani Group, Essar Group, GVK group, GMR group, Jaypee Group, JSW Group, Lanco Group, Reliance ADAG, Vedanta Group and Videocon Group.https://t.co/g8TDgcieWA
— Indi4Ent (@indi4ent) March 6, 2018
Disclaimer: The data and the opinion shared in the above tweets are not endorsed or supported by The Article or its authors.
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