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Adani Group EXITS $440M Sri Lanka Projects Amid Bribery Allegations! What’s Next? 🌪️⚡



🚨 Adani Group has WITHDRAWN from two $440 million wind power projects in Sri Lanka after the government demanded renegotiation of terms. This comes after bribery allegations involving Adani executives in India – claims the group denies.

🔷 $5 million already spent on groundwork – GONE!
🔷 What forced Adani to pull out?
🔷 Despite this setback, Adani is continuing its $700M port project in Colombo.

🇱🇰 Sri Lanka’s economic crisis and push for renewable energy add more complexity to this story.

💬 Is this a smart move by Adani or a sign of deeper troubles? Share your views in the COMMENTS!
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