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It’s the best opportunity for PM to come clean of crony capitalism, by letting the thorn of his throne face the long arms of law. Or will Anil Ambani go Scot free yet again. Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi together did not force banks to take a haircut what Anil Ambani did single handedly. Not to forget small shareholders like us whose shares are worth Pennies to a 1000 rs.. that itself would be a loss of over 1 lakh crore to all shareholders
Sandeepa Virk linked Angarai Natarajan Sethuraman's allegedly "unpaid and written off" loans of Rs. 40 crore may be look like petty change, as compared to the figures that would emerge from endeavors of Anil Ambani's master planner Amitabh Jhunjhunwala. But whether Jhunjhunwala's proximity to the "power circles" is indeed what he claims, then he too will emerge as "not guilty" alongwith Anil Ambani, by the time the probe fizzles out.
The Billion dollar funds managed by Amitabh Jhunjhunwala's son (also named in Pandora Papers), may ultimately link back to none other than Anil Ambani. Otherwise where did Abhinav Jhunjhunwala's AJ Capital family office get the "richie rich" investors to hand over the moolah to a then 30 year old Univ of California graduate who had just 4-5 years of junior / mid-level experience with Deutsche Bank before starting the Family Office.