A US district judge in Brooklyn, New York, has ordered Indian conglomerate Adani to submit additional sworn information before the Justice Department’s bid to dismiss a bribery-related indictment can proceed. According to reports, Judge Nicholas Garaufis issued a brief order directing Adani to file written responses under oath by July 15. The judge’s request seeks clarifications on whether any promises, agreements, or deals were tied to the Justice Department’s decision to move to drop the indictment. The order lays out two questions for Adani to answer in its sworn submission. The development follows the DOJ’s procedural step to seek dismissal of the case, prompting the court to ask for further details from the parties involved. The judge’s directive is intended to confirm the basis for the DOJ’s move and the circumstances surrounding any related negotiations or arrangements. No final ruling on the dismissal is reported in the cited accounts, and the matter remains subject to further court review.
US judge orders Adani to provide sworn details before DOJ dismissal of bribery case
A US district judge in Brooklyn, New York, has ordered Indian conglomerate Adani to submit additional sworn information before the Justice Department’s bid to dismiss a bribery-related indictment can...
- US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis directs Adani to file sworn written responses.
- Adani must respond by July 15.
- The questions concern whether any promises, deals, or agreements are linked to the DOJ’s move to dismiss the indictment.
- The DOJ has filed a motion seeking dismissal of the bribery-related case.
- The case remains pending pending the court’s review of the additional information.
In a brief order late Wednesday, US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn, New York, directed Adani to answer two questions in writing, under oath, by July 15
2 hours agoJudge Nicholas Garaufis has directed the Indian billionaire to file sworn responses by July 15 on whether any promises or deals were linked to the Justice Department's move to dismiss the indictment
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