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Adani row: Opposition wants a probe while govt gets into defensive mode

Internally, opposition feels it might be better to focus on an SC-monitored probe, as given its majority in both houses, advantage in a JPC might rest with BJP

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Investment banker and Trinamool Congress MP Mohua Moitra said on Twitter that there is a conflict of interest between individuals in market regulator Sebi and the Adani matter would not be addressed by Sebi in a fair manner

Aditi Phadnis
Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned for the day on Friday moments after proceedings started, as Opposition leaders continued to raise demands for a probe by a Joint Parliamentary Committee or a Chief Justice of India (CJI)-designated committee into the allegations against the Adani Group in the Hindenburg Research report. The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will convene at 11 a.m. on February 6.
 
Internally, the opposition believes it might be better to focus on a Supreme Court-monitored probe, as given its majority in both houses of Parliament, the balance of advantage in a JPC might rest with the

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