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The facts are almost certainly true. The only question is whether the Adani's business losses can be compensated by the government's inevitable effort to make t
by asdajksah2123 4y ago
The facts are almost certainly true. The only question is whether the Adani's business losses can be compensated by the government's inevitable effort to make the Adani businesses whole and even richer.
The Adani group is little more than a funnel to the Indian political class in power right now.
To be completely fair, this may even be a better corruption model than that followed by previous governments since the fact that they are listed means they actually do make efforts to deliver something which leads to some money being used productively, whereas earlier corruption models involving paying government officials off directly often resulted in none of that money being used productively.
- alephnerd 4y agoFor the BJP politicians from Gujarat. Adityanath is beholden to industrialists in UP, Sarma is beholden to industrialists in Guwahati, etc. The moment Amit Shah and Narendra Modi leave national BJP politics, the Adani's political clout is numbered. The fact that everyone has been talking about them highlights how shitty they are at public perception management and government management. They're just Gujarati speaking Khaitans or Badals.