The Supreme Court had asked the expert committee and SEBI to submit a report within two months. In the Adani matter, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was also investigating the six-member committee. But on April 29, SEBI requested the Supreme Court to extend the time for the investigation by another six months.
Is there a violation of securities regulation rules in the Adani matter? Has there been a failure to disclose related party transactions? Has stock prices been manipulated beyond the law? The six-member committee mainly examines the issues. The court has also directed to strengthen regulatory norms and submit guidelines to increase investor awareness.
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The committee is headed by retired judge Abhay Manohar Sapre. Banking experts KV Kamath, OP Bhat, Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani and retired Justice JP Devdhar are the other members of the six-member committee. SEBI made a detailed presentation before this committee on April 2 and 26. SEBI informed the Supreme Court that the committee had collected detailed information from them. The committee was also briefed about the preliminary inquiry conducted by SEBI in connection with 12 questionable transactions related to the Adani Group.
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