Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government said the US investigation into Gautam Adani involved private individuals, seeking to distance itself from the controversy.

Follow Bloomberg India on WhatsApp for exclusive content and analysis on what billionaires, businesses and markets are doing. Sign up here.Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s allies have largely refrained from commenting on the US’s shock bribery allegations against billionaire Gautam Adani,

Even these projects, all part of India’s Adani Group, barely convey the scale of a conglomerate so intertwined with government priorities that it is almost synonymous with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s India.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will find it increasingly difficult to distance himself from the latest controversy erupting around Gautam Adani, one of the world’s richest businessmen who’s widely seen as having close ties with the Indian leader.

George Soros has reignited global attention with his sharp critique of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his his ties with Gautam Adani

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of shielding Gautam Adani from accountability in the US bribery case. Speaking at a rally in Wayanad, Gandhi claimed that Modi had stated Adani would be treated differently in India,

Rahul Gandhi, who was in Wayanad today along with his sister and newly elected Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, was speaking at a public rally.

Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of undermining equality by shielding industrialist Gautam Adani despite serious US allegations. Speaking in Kerala, he criticized Modi for not indicting Adani in India and highlighted the government's discrimination against Wayanad residents.