‘Strict slap’: Sensex surges, netizens say investors don’t believe ‘Congress propaganda on Hindenburg’
While the Congress attacked the Centre over the Hindenburg controversy, netizens described the firmness shown by the markets with the Sensex surged on Monday as a “stricken slap” by Indian investors.
Net user Ankur Singh posted on X: “Rahul Gandhi spread fear that Indians’ money invested in the stock market is at risk, the market will crash. He did this to crash the market…then he ran a paid campaign by paying 5000 in accounts to push the Hindenburg agenda…investors saw the report and found nothing, they know Hindenburg is running an agenda against India which is only being supported by Rahul Gandhi.”
The economic conspiracy by Rahul Gandhi to damage the #Sensex and cause great harm to the middle class in India and damage the image of India has failed. This big revelation on RG. #Hindenburg report and they could not destroy #India. Markets are stable so far. This statement given late in the evening has been rejected by India.
US short-seller Hindenburg Research has alleged that SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch and her husband had stakes in shadowy offshore funds used in the alleged Adani money siphoning scam. Buch and her husband on Saturday denied the allegations as baseless and said their finances are an open book.
