Adani-Hidenburg row: ‘Soros has attacked Indian Parliament’, BJP leader Smriti Irani slams billionaire George Soros

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New Delhi: Hitting back at George Soros over his speech at the Munich Security Conference, BJP leader and Union Minister of Women and Child Development Smriti Irani on February 17, slammed the billionaire investor saying the man who broke the Bank of England and a man, who is designated as an economic war criminal, has now expressed his desire to break the Indian Democracy.

On January 16, Soros at the Munich Security Conference had said that, Prime Minister Modi would be weakened by the stock woes of business tycoon and alleged close ally Gautam Adani, “opening the door” to a democratic revival in the Country.

The 92-year-old billionaire philanthropist said, that Modi would “have to answer questions” from foreign investors and Parliament on allegations of fraud and stock manipulation at Adani’s industrial empire, noting that PM Modi had been “silent” on the topic.

Adani Group has come under fierce scrutiny since US short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the company of engaging in “brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud” over decades.

On February 17, while addressing a press conference at the BJP’s Delhi headquarters, the Union Minister said, “George Soros, who hedges bets against many countries, has now made known his ill intentions in the democratic processes of India.”

“Soros wants a Government that is pliable to his needs for making his nefarious plans successful” she added.

“It is evident from his statements that he has pronounced funding over one billion dollars to target leaders like PM Modi. This is significant,” said the Minister during the conference.

Also, she said that, “Those who support Soros need to know that democracy has prevailed in India and continues to do so and as a party worker of the BJP, I can say that these designs to weaken Indian democracy will be met by the might of India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.”

(With inputs from ANI)

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