Following the impactful exposé by a U.S. short seller that sent shockwaves through markets, the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) is reportedly gearing up for another revealing investigation into specific Indian corporate houses.
Sources suggest that OCCRP, backed by figures like George Soros and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, is in the process of preparing this exposé. OCCRP, a renowned investigative reporting platform established in 2006, specializes in uncovering organized crime and disseminates its findings primarily through collaborations with media outlets.
Despite attempts to seek comments, OCCRP has yet to respond to an email query. The organization’s website explicitly acknowledges funding from the Open Society Foundations of George Soros, a prominent financier known for supporting various global causes with a radical edge.
The Adani Group, targeted in the previous exposé, vehemently refutes all allegations. Earlier this year, an expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court delved into the claims made in the Hindenburg Report. The committee found evidence indicating an accumulation of short positions in Adani Group stocks prior to the Hindenburg report’s publication. Subsequent to the release of the damaging allegations, profits were generated by closing these positions after stock prices plummeted.”
