Gautam Adani met Sharad Pawar, talked for 2 hours in a closed room; Discussion from Mumbai to Delhi

Gautam Adani met Sharad Pawar in Mumbai: Gautam Adani reached his Silver Oak residence in Mumbai to meet Sharad Pawar at 10.10 am. Please tell that the election mark of NCP is clock. In this clock it is shown that it is ten minutes past ten.

Mumbai : Rahul Gandhi was constantly questioning the relationship between industrialist Gautam Adani and PM Narendra Modi. But Sharad Pawar , the head of Congress's ally NCP, defended Gautam Adani and mentioned his contribution to the country's infrastructure and economy. He had said that the intention and credibility of the reports of foreign agencies cannot be trusted. After this today (April 20, Thursday) Gautam Adani met Sharad Pawar at his Silver Oak bungalow. Both of them talked for two hours in a closed room.

Now the meeting of Adani and Pawar is being discussed from Mumbai to Delhi. It is being told that during the meeting of both, not a single NCP leader was present there. Only Sharad Pawar and Gautam Adani were involved in this special meeting. In such a situation, no one is aware of what happened between the two. But the meeting between the two is big news in political circles.

Adani-Pawar meeting is a big news, but what happened, no one knows

Gautam Adani reached Sharad Pawar at his Silver Oak residence in Mumbai at 10.10 am. Please tell that the election mark of NCP is clock. In the picture of this clock, only ten minutes past ten o'clock has been shown. Now it is not known whether it is a coincidence or a trick, but it is known that Adani reached Sharad Pawar's house at the same time and there was a discussion between the two for 2 hours.

There are different speculations on what happened between the two.

Different speculations are being made on what issue happened between Gautam Adani and Sharad Pawar. It is being said that the way Rahul Gandhi and his Congress party have taken an aggressive stand on Adani after the Hindenburg report came out in the recent past, Adani must have come for some consultation with Pawar.

Let us tell you that the Congress party is demanding an inquiry by the Joint Parliamentary Committee against Gautam Adani. Sharad Pawar has made it clear that such an inquiry is of no use. He has argued that the party which has majority in the Joint Parliamentary Committee has more members. In such a situation, there is no solution out of this. Only the Supreme Court should investigate this, that is appropriate.