The Supreme Court refused to pause Adani Enterprises’ resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates Limited and asked NCLAT to hear Vedanta’s appeal on April 10. The Court said the appellate tribunal should decide the matter without delay after hearing all parties.
Vedanta has approached the Supreme Court seeking a stay on Adani Enterprises’ resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates. The dispute centers on alleged lack of transparency and rejection of Vedanta’s revised bid in the insolvency process.
The Supreme Court refused to hear a PIL seeking a probe into Viceroy Research’s fraud allegations against Vedanta, with Solicitor General warning of foreign short-sellers misusing Indian courts. The petitioner later withdrew the case after the Bench showed disinclination.
Another Supreme Court Judge, Justice Sanjay Kumar, recuses from hearing Vedanta fraud allegations PIL based on Viceroy Research Report, seeking SEBI and RBI probe into financial irregularities.
Supreme Court Justice K Vinod Chandran recuses from PIL seeking probe into Vedanta fraud allegations after Viceroy Research report, raising questions on corporate governance, SEBI, and shareholder rights.
A Supreme Court PIL seeks urgent investigation into explosive claims from a US short-seller’s report accusing Vedanta Group of large-scale fraud, manipulation, and regulatory violations. Petitioner alleges these actions could seriously harm Indian investors and minority shareholders.
Senior advocate Prashant Bhushan has accused ex-CJI Chandrachud of using his post-retirement influence to defend Vedanta, a firm under fire from US-based short-seller Viceroy Research. Bhushan also linked this to Chandrachud’s earlier clean chit to Adani in the Hindenburg controversy.
US-based short seller Viceroy Research disagrees with Ex-CJI Chandrachud’s legal opinion supporting Vedanta. Viceroy says his opinion failed to address financial misconduct and misrepresentation.
Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud criticized Viceroy Research’s report on Vedanta, calling it unreliable and suggesting legal action. Vedanta says the report spreads false claims without contacting them.
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