Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday said he never met industrialist Gautam Adani and sought to know if the BJP and its ally, the PMK were prepared for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probe on the Adani issue.
Responding to a question raised by PMK leader G K Mani in the Assembly, Stalin said he had no connection whatsoever with the industrialist whom the PMK and the BJP were spreading a 'misinformation' campaign that he had links.
"Electricity Minister Senthil Balaji has already explained in a detailed manner. I and Adani have no ties at all. Are you prepared for a JPC probe on the issue," Stalin asked pointing at Mani.
The Congress and some other opposition parties have been demanding a JPC probe following the indictment of Adani and other company officials in a US court over bribery allegations.
Initially, Assembly Speaker M Appavu declined to allow Mani to raise the issue which was already in the Parliament.
However, the PMK legislator insisted that the Adani indictment was a serious issue and that the Chief Minister should himself clarify his position.
{{/usCountry}}However, the PMK legislator insisted that the Adani indictment was a serious issue and that the Chief Minister should himself clarify his position.
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