Swiss court ruling an indictment of SEBI, Indian courts in Adani affair
In throwing out the appeal of an alleged Adani group proxy, the Swiss court has called into question the all-clear given to the conglomerate by the Indian authorities on allegations of rigging share prices and flouting securities law.
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