The Indian government is unlikely to intervene in the ongoing controversy surrounding the Hindenburg report, according to sources within the administration. Officials have dismissed the report, which has sparked widespread debate and scrutiny, as “malicious” and not worth government involvement.
The report, which has made significant allegations against a prominent business conglomerate, has led to intense public and media attention. However, government officials suggest that the issue is a matter for the concerned parties to address directly, rather than something requiring state intervention.
“The report appears to be driven by ulterior motives and does not warrant government action,” said one official, speaking on the condition of anonymity. The official emphasized that the government prefers to avoid getting embroiled in what they view as a corporate matter, rather than a national issue.
As the fallout from the report continues, the government’s stance seems to be one of cautious distance, leaving the affected parties to manage the situation on their own terms.
