Rahul Bhardwaj

Congress's P Chidambram had exclaimed - "India's Budget and have no vision, it doesn't spell out any economic strategy!", perhaps he jumped the gun too soon! India’s economy is proving unstoppable under PM Shri @narendramodi ji despite the global conflict! FY26 GDP growth hits 7.7% (Q2: 8.4%, Q4: 7.8%) despite 5 massive global shocks in 6 years - pandemic, wars, tariffs & now Hormuz crisis. Low inflation (1.7%), forex reserves at $690.7B, stable CAD, booming consumption + infra, and strong PMI across sectors. India's Resilience redefined through Good Governance and Aatmnirbharta!

Pappu will always remain Pappu

Yesterday, Rahul Gandhi forecasted an "Economic Tsunami," predicting the destruction of the Indian economy -a narrative swiftly echoed by his political ecosystem without a second thought. Today, the data speaks for itself. India just reported a stellar 7.7% GDP growth, firmly holding its position as the fastest-growing major economy in the world. A lesson for Piddis- Never believe Rahul Gandhi's predictions.

Tujhe bana de cockroach? Average inflation in Manmohan Singh Era was 8 % and was in more than double digits for the most part of the UPA 2. In Modi Govt, it has hardly crossed 6 % and has been well under RBI mark.. Anyone demanding Nirmala Sitharaman's resignation over inflation is simply low IQ creature.

Finance minister should resign! #inflation

@kkjourno मुंह से बिष्टा करने से पहले एक बार कोई आर्टिकल पढ़ लिया कर। जो कंपनी ही 3,000 करोड़ की हो उसमें कोई 1 लाख 70 हजार करोड़ कैसे निवेश कर सकता है? अभी सरकार कोई एक्शन लेगी तो तानाशाही चिल्लायेगा।

राजेश एक्सपोर्ट में लगभग 1 लाख 70 हजार करोड़ रुपया LIC का लगा है।

@TheCockroachIND "Finance Minister should resign!" For what? For making India the fastest growing major economy? For attracting record FDI? For keeping inflation below RBI's target? For maintaining nearly $689 billion in forex reserves? Stop showing your stupidity.

@TheCockroachIND Kyo Cockroach. Reason de. Ye chutya jaise engagement farming wale tweet naa kar.. Why should she resign when she has done such a wonderful job as FM?

Finance minister should resign!

@SudeshPatel सस्ता नशा करना बंद कर दो।

पहले देश की अर्थव्यवस्था को तबाह कर डाला अब अर्थव्यवस्था को बचाने के लिए देश का एक लाख करोड़ का सोना बेच डाला

@catale7a ChatGPT se puchh leti.. It doesn't impact GDP.

Finance experts, Does India's GDP calculation include Rajesh Exports' $158 Billion too?

@biased_human With so much misinformation going on around and Kerala Congress also amplifying it, please add this too.. People are really getting confused.

@Y4BOff $150b in question is equivalent to India's 4% GDP. It's a comparison of the scale. Whether it impacted GDP or not is a different question.

What exactly happened at Rajesh Exports (REL)? They have faked business worth 4% of India's GDP. SEBI has banned the Chairman of Rajesh Exports, Rajesh Mehta. The company is a gold refiner that owns the Shubh Jewellers chain. At its peak in Feb 2023, REL was traded at ₹1,028. Today it is trading at ₹108. SEBI in its 109-page report said that the company was faking 99.8% of its business. Here is how the trick worked. Investors look at how much revenue a company makes. Higher revenue usually means higher stock price. The real business at REL was small. So, Rajesh Mehta created revenue out of thin air. 1. From FY22 to FY24, Rajesh Exports wrote in its books that it sold goods worth ₹11,487 crore to a company called Affluence Shares and Stocks. And that it bought back goods worth ₹11,488 crore from the same Affluence. Look at the numbers. They are almost identical. 2. SEBI got suspicious. They checked GSTR-2A and bank statements, but no records were found of any Affluence purchase. SEBI then asked Affluence directly. Affluence said that Rajesh Exports has never been their client. 3. So what was actually happening? Rajesh Mehta was personally trading gold derivatives through Affluence (a SEBI-registered broker) in his own name. He took ₹7.45 crore from REL's bank account, gambled it in the market and lost ₹3.5 crore. To cover this up, REL masked it as ₹11,487 crore of fake sales + financial engineering. This is nothing. REL had shown ₹1,035 crore on the balance sheet as Investment in Gold Mines in Africa. When SEBI asked for proof, the company could not produce a single document. When SEBI added everything up, ₹15,15,385 crore of business was made up across five years. That is 4% of India's GDP. If investigated well, SEBI will find 100 such Rajesh Exports and Gensol in the stock market. #RajeshExports

स्वर्ण धारिता संबंधी स्पष्टीकरण Clarification on gold holdings rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/PressRel…

@vipinsarohayt Next time ask Chat Gpt to do the fact check too. Copy paste karne se pahle ** hata liya karo

Today, the darkest chapter in Indian corporate history has been unveiled. Or rather, let us call it what it truly is: yet another catastrophic failure and the absolute degradation of a national regulatory body under this incompetent government. Just yesterday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) exposed a staggering ₹15.5 lakh crore accounting fraud inside a company named **Rajesh Exports**. Even SEBI itself is acknowledging this as the single largest scam in the history of independent India. Between 2021 and 2025, this company fabricated a mind-boggling $150 billion in revenue. Yesterday, SEBI revealed that a whopping **99% of this revenue was entirely fake**,nothing more than phantom transactions existing purely on paper. The company had claimed that 97% to 99% of its earnings were generated from overseas. As it turns out, their entire revenue from FY21 to FY25 was linked to unverified, shady overseas entities. And from 2022 to 2025, the chairperson heading SEBI was none other than **Madhabi Puri Buch**. Yes, the very same Madhabi Puri Buch whose name famously surfaced in the explosive Hindenburg Research report. That report explicitly accused her and her husband, Dhaval Buch, of having financial links to Adani Group’s offshore shell companies, the exact same shell companies allegedly used to artificially inflate Adani stock prices in the Indian market. When the entire Opposition was screaming from the rooftops, demanding a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into this unholy nexus between the Buch couple and the Adani Group, the Modi government deployed its full might. They stood as an impenetrable shield to protect their crony capitalist friends and this tainted regulator. So, who is footing the bill for this sinister game? It is the common, middle-class Indian citizen who pumps their hard-earned money into the stock market. India’s largest state-owned insurance giant, LIC, invested public money into Rajesh Exports. LIC holds over 3 crore shares in this company, amounting to nearly a 10.8% stake. The moment this scam came to light, Rajesh Exports’ stock plummeted into a freefall, and consequently, LIC’s own share value tanked by 1%. On one hand, this government preaches the gospel of "Ease of Doing Business" and promises a safe, secure market for investors. On the other hand, their system rolls out the red carpet for corporate sharks. It is precisely because of this systemic rot that India's stock market has slipped from the 5th position globally down to the 7th. Instead of keeping regulatory bodies autonomous, the government has weaponized them into a factory that manufactures "clean chits" for their wealthy, influential cronies. Personally, I have zero doubt that Rajesh Exports will eventually walk away with a clean chit too. These corporate giants will continue to live lavishly, while the common citizens are left with empty pockets. When the nation’s watchman and the market’s guardian both abandon the common man to protect billionaire tycoons, where is the ordinary citizen supposed to go? **Do you honestly believe that the real perpetrators of this megascam and their political handlers will ever face justice?**

@ankurwriter LIC manages lakhs of crores across thousands of investments. One company facing fraud allegations doesn't automatically implicate the Finance Minister. Basic understanding of how institutional investing works would have prevented this embarrassing tweet.

LIC comes under the administrative control of the Ministry of Finance. Its investment in Rajesh Exports is a clear case of fraud. Thus, not only Dharmendra Pradhan, but N. Sitharaman should also be sacked immediately, and both put under investigation.

@KhabtiG @RBI Bahut Saaf Dil Ke jo fake news ke chakkar me fans jate hai.

Please do not mislead the public. According to a Bloomberg report, the RBI is suspected to have sold gold worth approximately $12 billion in the week ending May 22. However, the latest official data released by the you only covers transactions up to April 24. I urge to come clean and release the complete, updated data. The public has a right to know. @nsitharaman @narendramodi bloomberg.com/news/articles/… rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_Vie…

@darab_farooqui Baith ja be fake news spreader.

In a Bloomberg Economics analytical analysis, economist Abhishek Gupta estimated that the RBI "likely sold" nearly $12 billion in gold. The RBI and Ministry of Finance have formally rejected the report. However, for your general knowledge, India's gold reserves are valued at about $115 billions. So, if 12 billion were sold, it would represent approximately 10% of India's gold reserves.

@protagonist_xig Baith jao didi. RW se followers leke unhi ko gyan dene chali ho fake news failake. Ab mangogi mafi?

Bloomberg said you sold Gold reserve in MAY 26 And to deny it you published the data till APRIL? Yeah not sus at all

An X post by @INCKerala compares Rajesh Exports' reported FY26 figures with India's FY26 IT exports data. #PIBFactCheck: ❌ This post is #Misleading. ✅ Rajesh Exports is currently under scrutiny by SEBI, and drawing comparisons between the company's reported figures and India's IT exports data is misrepresentative. ⚠️ Users are advised to verify claims against credible and authoritative sources before sharing or relying on such comparisons.

@INCKerala Rahul Gandhi says hi with his Chinese MoU documents. Sit down.

SIPs gave foreign investors maximum profits, when they are leaving. RBI burns forex reserves to keep rupee from sliding so that foreign investors gets back maximum dollar returns. And finally the icing on the cake. No Capital Gains tax on the profits earned. True masterstroke by @nsitharaman and @narendramodi. Who do you work for? ISI, CIA, or CCP? Or all three?

@mkvenu1 LIC continuously invests in many small companies. Before saying No Way and finding imaginary theories, do some small Google search.. Stop humiliating yourself.

LIC won't hold 10% in a small cap company without some political influence or pressure. No way!