Hindenburg Report / Kangana Ranaut attacked Rahul Gandhi over Hindenburg report, called it destructive and poisonous

Hindenburg Report: Hindenburg's report has once again created a stir in the country regarding Adani's stock. Due to this, the opposition is now demanding the resignation of SEBI Chief and a JPC inquiry. Meanwhile, today BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has directly attacked Rahul Gandhi. She has called Rahul Gandhi the most dangerous man, as well as called him poisonous and destructive.

Described as the most dangerous man

Kangana Ranaut wrote a post on her social media account saying that Rahul Gandhi is the most dangerous man, he is bitter, poisonous and destructive, his agenda is to destroy this country if he cannot become the Prime Minister. Hindenburg's report directly targets our stock market, which Rahul Gandhi was supporting last night, it proved to be a useless thing.

Described as a blot on the country

Further said that they are trying everything possible to destabilize the security and economy of this country. Rahul Gandhi, get ready to sit in the opposition for the rest of your life and get ready to make the pride, development and nationalism of the people of this country suffer the way you are suffering. They will never make you their leader. You are a disgrace.

What did Rahul Gandhi say?

Let us tell you that on the previous day, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi also attacked the government after the allegations leveled by Hindenburg against the SEBI chief. He said on Sunday that the allegations against the SEBI chairperson have seriously compromised the integrity of the institution and asked whether the Supreme Court will again take suo motu cognizance of the matter.

'Why has the SEBI chairperson not resigned yet?'

He further said that honest investors across the country have many questions in their minds towards the government, such as - why has SEBI chairperson Madhavi Puri Buch not resigned yet? If the hard-earned money of the investors is lost, then who will be responsible for this - PM Modi, SEBI chairperson or Gautam Adani?