A Thorny Battle: Police Hinder Opposition Leaders at Adani

Opposition leaders attempted to march to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) headquarters in Mumbai on Monday, March 15, to protest against the agency's alleged inaction over the Adani Group's alleged financial irregularities. However, they were stopped by the police, who cordoned off the area and detained several leaders.The leaders, including Maharashtra Congress President Nana Patole and other senior party leaders, were planning to submit a memorandum to the ED officials regarding the alleged irregularities committed by the Adani Group. The opposition leaders have accused the

ED of ignoring complaints against the Adani Group, which they claim has close ties with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).The police detained several leaders, including Patole, for violating prohibitory orders and trying to march towards the ED headquarters, which is located in the Ballard Estate area of Mumbai. The leaders were taken to the nearby Azad Maidan police station, where they were briefly detained before being released.In a statement, the Mumbai Police said that they had taken preventive action to maintain law and

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order and ensure the safety of the public. The police also said that the leaders had not taken permission for the march, and their attempts to march towards the ED headquarters amounted to a violation of the prohibitory orders.The opposition leaders have been targeting the Adani Group over its alleged links with the ruling party and its alleged financial irregularities. The Adani Group has denied any wrongdoing and called the allegations baseless.In recent weeks, the Adani Group has faced scrutiny over its ties with

Chinese companies and the alleged use of tax havens to evade taxes. The opposition parties have demanded an investigation into the matter and have accused the government of being soft on the Adani Group.The opposition's attempt to march to the ED headquarters is the latest in a series of protests against the Adani Group and the government's alleged favoritism towards it. The opposition has vowed to continue its protests until the government takes action against the Adani Group and investigates its alleged financial irregularities.