Action on adani is wrong! 6 US lawmakers raised questions…
6 US lawmakers have demanded an investigation into the suspicious action taken against the adani Group during the tenure of former President Joe Biden. They have written a letter to the new Attorney General pamela Bondi and have stressed on a transparent investigation into the matter. These 6 lawmakers include Lance Gooden, Pat Fallon, Mike Haridopolos, brandon Gill, William R Timmons IV and Brian Babin.
Claim of impact on India-US relations
The lawmakers said in their letter that some decisions of the Biden administration have had a negative impact on India-US relations. Describing india as an important strategic partner of the US, he said that the two countries have had strong political, economic and social ties for decades, which may now be in danger.
Question on action
The letter said that the action taken by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) on the adani Group was based on an alleged conspiracy to bribe officials in India. According to the MPs, this matter was related to india and should have been settled there, but the Biden administration took it forward going against American interests. The US MPs called the action against the adani Group unnecessary and feared interference by external forces in it. He said that complicating relations with an ally like india without any concrete reason is beyond comprehension. The MPs termed it a 'misguided crusade' and said that it could weaken the India-US partnership.
Questions raised on the role of the Biden administration
The MPs appealed to the Attorney General to investigate the conduct of the Justice Department of the Biden administration and share all records related to this matter. He said that it is important to maintain the spirit of mutual respect and cooperation between the US and india, which was strengthened during the tenure of President donald trump and prime minister Narendra Modi. The MPs warned that such decisions could increase mistrust in the relations between the two countries, which should be investigated impartially.
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