Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has submitted a sworn affidavit stating he was unaware of any quid pro quo offer from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) that may have influenced the dismissal of charges against him and his associates.The case involves allegations of bribery and fraud related to solar power contracts and securities fraud.The DOJ initially filed an indictment in 2024 but later decided not to pursue legal action, sparking controversy.A US court ordered the DOJ to explain its decision, citing lack of evidence and foreign jurisdiction.Adani's legal team claims the DOJ rejected the group's $10 billion investment proposal as part of the resolution.

The case highlights tensions between corporate interests and legal proceedings, with Adani denying any knowledge of a deal that could have affected the charges.The court's scrutiny underscores the complexity of international legal matters and corporate accountability.