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US DOJ Drops Adani Case, Calls Prosecution Misguided and Resource-Draining

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The US Department of Justice has stated that the case against Adani should never have been filed in the first place. The DOJ argued that pursuing such cases amounts to the US overreaching its jurisdiction by acting as a global law enforcement body. Officials noted that such actions risk creating diplomatic tensions with other nations. The department also emphasized that resources used in these prosecutions would be better directed toward domestic priorities.

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