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US Court Permanently Dismisses Criminal Case Against Adani Group

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A US court has permanently dismissed the criminal case against the Adani Group, delivering a major legal victory to the Indian conglomerate. Gautam Adani responded to the ruling by stating that truth had prevailed and expressed respect for the judicial process. He extended gratitude to those who had stood by the group throughout the legal proceedings. Adani also reaffirmed the conglomerate's ongoing commitment to nation-building and long-term value creation.

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