Democrats demand answers after DoJ drops bribery case against Indian billionaire
The senators said Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenGautam Adani pictured in October last year. He denied the allegations.View image in fullscreenSenators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal on Capitol Hill last year. Since then, new details about the case have emerged, including allegations that Boris Epshteyn, a member of Trump’s personal legal team who also served as an informal adviser, helped Adani.Another report claimed Donald Trump Jr, the president’s son, met with Adani in November 2025, before the case was dropped.
- ▪The senators said Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenGautam Adani pictured in October last year.
- ▪He denied the allegations.View image in fullscreenSenators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal on Capitol Hill last year.
- ▪Since then, new details about the case have emerged, including allegations that Boris Epshteyn, a member of Trump’s personal legal team who also served as an informal adviser, helped Adani.Another report claimed Donald Trump Jr, the preside
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Gautam Adani pictured in October last year. The senators said Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenGautam Adani pictured in October last year. The senators said Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty ImagesDemocratsDemocrats demand answers after DoJ drops bribery case against Indian billionaireElizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal raise concerns in new letter about officials’ handling of Gautam Adani case Ariana BaioThu 24 Sep 2026 06.00 EDTLast modified on Thu 24 Sep 2026 06.01 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe Trump administration is facing growing questions over its decision to abandon a fraud and bribery case against the Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after he promised to invest $10bn in the US.For the second time this year, two Democratic senators have demanded…
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