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Soros-propagandist Hindenburg dies excruciating death, leaves Rahul Gandhi in doom and gloom

Now with Hindenburg shutting its shop, one stooge has bitten the dust.

Paurush Gupta by Paurush Gupta
16 January 2025
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Kitne Ghazi aaye, Kitne Ghazi gaye…These are the remarks made by Adani Group CFO Jugbinder Robbie Singh in a cryptic post after US-based short seller Hindenburg Research announced to shut its shop.

Kitne Ghazi Aaye, Kitne Ghazi Gaye

— Jugeshinder Robbie Singh (@jugeshinder) January 16, 2025

 

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The Hindenburg gained recognition after it targeted Adani Group with its malicious report which was termed baseless by the group. 

A little research later revealed that it was funded by none other than George Soros, the notorious leftist lord known for his nefarious agendas against fast developing countries, especially India. 

In his speech during the Munich Security Conference, soon after his protege Hindenburg launched a mischievous attack on Adani, Soros stated that he expects a “democratic revival” in India in the wake of the turmoil engulfing Gautam Adani’s business empire.

He said, “Modi and business tycoon Adani are close allies. Their fate is intertwined.”

He added, “Modi is silent on the subject, but he will have to answer questions from foreign investors and in parliament. This will significantly weaken Modi’s stranglehold on India’s federal government and open the door to push for much-needed institutional reforms. I may be naive, but I expect a democratic revival in India.”

The hit job against Adani came at a point when the group was dominating the market with success and India was dominating the world decision making table with its rising stature under PM Modi. 

Given what Soros said, it was clear that he tried to build a connection between Modi and Adani after his own boot licking Hindenburg floated the narrative. 

Additionally, what he said was that Modi will have to answer in Parliament. Clearly, it was his big game with all pawns ready. There is no need to remind who fulfilled Soros’ dream in the Parliament. 

The Congress party, mediapersons like Ravish Kumar and others picked this issue so desperately that they didn’t even care about how it was hurting India’s interest. And it was only because the end goal of Soros, Rahul Gandhi and Darbari media persons was the same, ouster of PM Modi. 

At this point, it is necessary to recall statements of Rahul Gandhi. In his recent speech, Rahul Gandhi categorically said that his “fight is against the Indian state”. The statement must be taken with more seriousness given the fact that he is the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha. 

He is ready to go to any extent to remove PM Modi and assume power himself. And make no mistake, it is not the only statement that can be ignored as a slip of tongue. Back in 2024, he said that if BJP forms the government in India for the third time, the country would be on fire. The BJP formed the government but its numbers were significantly down, which probably would have been the reason that innocent voters are safe. 

Throughout two years, Congress and especially Rahul Gandhi has been targeting the Modi govt using Adani’s name. From puncture shops to airports, everything in India is being snatched by Adani, as per the Gandhi scion. 

The urge to tie a single Adani line against the government even after back to back defeats was not a choice but a requirement to oblige. 

Once he has said in a press conference that he has been fighting the government on every but political level and he admitted that in past years he had been successful in that. He had said that there are many individuals who are part of this crusade against the government, which is obviously a crusade against India. 

Now with Hindenburg shutting its shop, one stooge has bitten the dust. The short seller will now virtually sell courses on how to do what it did over the years, nothing but fraud 2.0. Whatever reason the propagandist short seller gives, the real reason is that Hindenburg owner Anderson failed to serve George Soros as he was expected. The modern day Indian media and activists exposed the entire toolkit even before the Adani Group’s reaction came. The hefty investment of Soros went down the drain. However, the group indeed suffered a dent in the market. 

The Indian political lobby soon caught the point and tried to create distrust. These attempts also failed as the end goal of weakening the Modi government was far from them while Adani Group recovered soon. But again in 2024, the use cartridge of Hindenburg was fired again with Maduri Puri Buch the SEBI Chairperson, as target along with Adani. 

Rahul Gandhi again got an opportunity to create unrest. The revamped attempt majorly targeted SEBI chief which was used as premise by Rahul Gandhi to scare domestic and foreign investors. He categorically said that there was a risk in investing in markets. 

“It is my duty as Leader of Opposition to bring to your notice that there is a significant risk in the Indian stock market because the institutions that govern the stock market are compromised,” Gandhi had said. 

As LoP, his duty was not to scare but to follow democratic procedures without creating ruckus so that less dent on people’s money was incurred. But he chose the former because more the chaos, more the public will lose money and more foreign disinvestment would have taken place. Now recall what Soros had said— Modi will have to answer to foreign investors and Parliament. 

However, despite the mud slinging, this effort was even less effective than the previous one. Strictly speaking, people believe more on what they analyse not what incapable leaders like Gandhi blabber. 

And so, Hindenburg and Gandhi both failed to deliver. Needless to say about the effect by Ravish and other ‘activists’. 

And so Hindenburg has no use now so better it be dismantled. The next in line is Rahul Gandhi, but as there would be very few whose loyalty can be brought up to this extent, he is likely to get an extension without appraisal. 

But for Indians, it may have come as a good news, it is sure that within a few months or in a year, another misinformation and malicious attack will be launched on India, because people like Soros are on a mission to keep every rising country down so that there deep state masters could enjoy dominance. 

This is a big big game that will only be ended after the efforts at intergovernmental levels are made. But till then, the people of India need to revisit their strength and have faith that whatever comes, the 21st century is India’s golden period and this opportunity can not be taken by any person sitting inside or outside India.

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