BJP: "George Soros funds Hindenburg."

On Monday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) claimed that George Soros, a US investor who was born in Hungary, is the primary financier of Hindenburg Research. 

"We want to bring up a few points today. Who owns the stake in Hindenburg? Are you familiar with this George Soros guy? He frequently disseminates misinformation against India.There, he is the primary investor.BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad was cited by ANI as saying, "The Congress Party today has developed hatred against India itself in their pathological hatred against Narendra Modi."

Will small investors be affected if there is turbulence in India's stock market or not?There are two types of politics in the Congress party: chit politics and toolbox politics. If exam chits are discovered, appropriate action is done. But what about the chits that the Congress party and its leaders receive? What should be done?He continued, "They aim to bring down the entire stock market, prevent small investors from making capital investments, and make sure that there is no economic investment in India. 

Soros is the founder of the Open Society Foundation and a vociferous opponent of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BJP accuses him of trying to meddle in "India's democratic process."

In a shocking study released on Saturday, US-based Hindenburg Research claimed that Madhabi Puri Buch, the chairperson of the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and her husband, Dhaval Buch, had investments in obscure offshore funds that were allegedly utilized in the Adani money-siphoning case. 

Chief of SEBI describes Hindenburg accusations as "malicious, motivated."

In a statement, the head of SEBI and her spouse described the accusations as "malicious and motivated." 

The Adani Group's stock prices fell sharply after Hindenburg released a report in January of last year alleging financial irregularities. Adani had dismissed these allegations as unfounded.

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, stated that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was "gravely compromised" in terms of its "integrity" and that there was a significant risk in the Indian stock market.