Shehzad Poonawalla Critiques Rahul Gandhi’s Support For Hindenburg Research; Demands Apology

Following the announcement of Hindenburg Research’s disbandment, BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Thursday called for an apology from Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi.

Speaking to IANS, Poonawalla stated, “It is now clear that Hindenburg was sponsored, orchestrated and organized to work against the country by taking ‘supari.’ There was no truth to it. The Supreme Court looked into the matter, and investigations were carried out, especially as investors lost substantial amounts of money because of it. The United States Department of Justice was also investigating.”

In his continued critique of Rahul Gandhi, Poonawalla asserted, “Congress MP treated the Hindenburg report as if it came from God. He should now apologize for this. Gandhi should explain his relationship with Hindenburg. Is it just a coincidence or some experiment or involvement with foreign entities that the report would appear overnight, and Congress would hijack the Parliament with this issue? They conspired to spread economic terrorism and chaos against India’s economy. Now that it’s clear Hindenburg is shutting down, the real question is whether Gandhi will apologize for it. I want to ask why they were orchestrating such a conspiracy with the help of foreign powers.”

Nate Anderson Declares Disbandment Of Hindenburg Research; Cites Personal Reasons

Hindenburg Research founder Nate Anderson recently announced the firm’s disbandment, citing no specific reason – no threats, health concerns, or personal matters. The firm had targeted major corporate leaders globally, including in India, often fueled by interests aimed at creating economic instability.

In a letter posted on his website, Anderson noted, “The intensity and focus “has come at the cost of missing a lot of the rest of the world and the people I care about. I now view Hindenburg as a chapter in my life, not a central thing that defines me.”

“As I’ve shared with family, friends and our team since late last year, I have made the decision to disband Hindenburg Research. The plan has been to wind up after we finished the pipeline of ideas, we were working on. And as of the last Ponzi cases we just completed and are sharing with regulators, that day is today,” he added.

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