Rahul Gandhi Slams PM as US Court Dismisses Adani Charges

A US court has dismissed criminal charges against billionaire industrialist Gautam Adani and his associates, closing a legal case that had drawn international attention. The ruling prompted a sharp response from Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, who accused the prime minister of compromising national interests. In a post on X, Gandhi said a compromised prime minister was forced to sell India's interest and that the country is paying a huge price. He added that there is much more to the matter than meets the eye. The US court's decision ends the criminal proceedings against Adani and others, though the exact nature of the dismissed charges was not detailed in initial reports. Gandhi's remarks come amid ongoing political tensions in India, with the opposition frequently criticizing the government over its handling of business and foreign affairs. The case had been closely watched as a potential test of corporate accountability and political influence. While the court has cleared Adani and his associates of the criminal charges, Gandhi's statements suggest the political fallout is far from over. Neither the prime minister's office nor Adani's representatives have yet responded to Gandhi's allegations.