SEBI probing Adani since 2016 is factually baseless: Regulator to SC

SEBI also cautioned against a “premature conclusion” of the case, justifying its request for a six-month extension

First India Bureau New Delhi: Market regulator SEBI told the Supreme Court on Monday that allegations that it has been investigating the Adani Group since 2016 are “factually baseless”. It also cautioned against “premature and wrong conclusions” in the case.

SEBI in an affidavit, said that it had investigated the issuing of Global Depository Receipts of 51 companies and no listed company of the Adani Group was among these. SEBI was responding to a petition that had claimed that SEBI had been investigating the Adani group since 2016.

The Supreme Court on Monday junked a plea by the Bombay Lawyers’ Association seeking action against Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar

AICC observers for Karnataka- Sushil Kumar Shinde, Deepak Bawaria & Bhanwar Jitendra Singh to submit a report on CM face to Kharge late Monday

Man arrested for molesting female crew on IndiGo flight

First India Bureau

Amritsar: A passenger on an IndiGo flight was arrested for allegedly molesting a female crew member. The accused, identified as Rajinder Singh, was flying from Dubai to Amritsar on flight number 6E 1428. He was arrested immediately on landing at Amritsar around 8 pm on Sunday. The apprehended passenger, a resident of Kotli village in Jalandhar, allegedly consumed high amount of alchohol on the flight. In an inebriated state, he misbehaved with a female crew member on the flight.

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