K.P. Singh Of DLF Labels George Soros As A ‘Crazy Nut’ – Another Baseless Accusations In 2023 Or Justified Criticism?

K.P. Singh of DLF Labels George Soros as a ‘Crazy Nut’ – Another Baseless accusation in 2023 or Justified Criticism?

George Soros has been derogatorily labeled as “Crazy Nut” and “Barking dog” by someone named K.P. Singh. 

Why was he accused in an interview?

Either it is some publicity stunt, or are these the serious allegations presented by K.P. Singh on Soros.

Well, the Adani-Hindenburg crisis is uncovering a new story every day.

February 18, 2023, Chairman and CEO of DLF, India’s biggest privately listed real estate, K.P. Singh in an interview with PTI (Press Trust of India) after the controversy created by George Soros on the crisis going on in India about the Adani Group alleged that due to his age, he is going crazy. 

Singh also commented on Soros by saying when one tries to rise, others make their efforts to pull them down. 

It is difficult to know for sure what George Soros’ intentions are without more information about the specific actions he has taken. However, it is possible that Soros is attempting to raise awareness about certain issues or influence policy through his actions and statements.

It can also be said that K.P. Singh is really only interested in defending Adani Group.

Whatever the situation is it is not appropriate to make derogatory comments about someone’s age or mental state, regardless of whether they are a tycoon or not. Defamation and personal attacks should not be used to defend oneself or others, and it is important to engage in respectful and evidence-based discourse when evaluating claims and allegations.

Facts of the case. 

George Soros, basically, commenting on the report by Hindenburg asked why the Indian Government, specifically targeting Narendra Modi, is silent on the matter. 

He also alleged Modi is ignoring the questions of Foreign Investors and parliament. This all happened at the Munich Security Conference (MSC).

He also added, “This will significantly weaken Modi’s Stronghold on India’s federal government and open the door to push for much-needed institutional reforms. I may be naive, but I expect a democratic revival in India.” 

Not too late, Smriti Irani on behalf of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) declared that this is an attack on India, Soros is trying to defame our country and we will surely not tolerate this kind of mishap. 

Well earlier also this man has Indian PM, Narendra Modi, saying that he wants to build a Hindu nationalist state. In 2020, when Article 370 was a hot topic in the Media. Soros also alleged that Modi is depriving Muslims of their citizenship. 

A quick brief about George Soros: who he is, his Professional and personal life.

George Soros, son of Tivadar & Elizabeth Soros is a Hungarian – American financier. Born in 1930, in a prestigious Jew family, he spent his childhood in Hungary. 

Later, due to hateful sentiments in Hungary, his family changed their surname from ‘Schwartz’ to ‘Soros’. They somehow survived the Holocaust like very few other families. 

Soros shifted to London and completed his studies there. He started his career as an Investment banker. In 1969 Double Eagle was his first hedge fund in the Market. 

Four years later, in 1973 he established Soros Fund Management which made him one of the most successful financiers in the United States. 

Currently, George soros has networks in over 100 countries. 

Other than being a businessman, he is actively a social worker as well. 

He has been married thrice and has 5 children in total. Paul Soros is his elder brother. His father, Tivadar Soros, was a lawyer. 

George soros is famous as “The Man who broke the Bank of England”, he did a short sale of USD 10 billion worth of pounds sterling in 1992. His profit there was USD 1 billion. 

Is K P Singh right or is he just hiding his own sins? 

This man, Kushal Pal Singh, is said to be the founder of Gurgaon, the one who built the city out of nothing. K.P Singh is just an another person from the same breed of sinners trying to add positive credits in his reputation by defending our PM, Narendra Modi.

One year younger than Soros, he served in the Indian Army in his initial days.  

In 2008, he was ranked as the 8th richest person in Forbes. 

Another read, in 2011, with the title ‘Whatever the Odds: The Incredible Story Behind DLF’ was published. 

Let’s see how true this story is.

Well, autobiographies are mostly not!

DLF was founded in 1946. Under this many residential areas of New Delhi were developed. 

Over the years this company and the chairman K P Singh were in huge controversies.

DLF was in controversies!

Some of the famous ones are – 

1. In 2011, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a chargesheet against DLF Limited and its chairman, K.P. Singh, for allegedly cheating the government and the public in a land deal in Gurgaon.

2. In 2014, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) fined DLF Limited Rs. 630 crore for abusing its dominant market position in Gurgaon.

3. In 2015, DLF Limited was accused of tax evasion and non-compliance with the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) by the Kerala High Court.

4. In 2017, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) barred DLF Limited and its executives from accessing the capital markets for three years for allegedly concealing key information from investors during its initial public offering (IPO) in 2007.

5. In 2018, DLF Limited was fined Rs. 1 crore by SEBI for failing to provide adequate information to shareholders about certain transactions.

Do you Judge others without honouring your own principles? 

With K.P. Singh having a complex and mixed perception in Indian media, how reliable is he now? 

He is widely recognized for the success of DLF and the development of real estate in India.  For which he was honoured with many rewards including Padma Bhushan. 

On the other hand, he is not loyal to his own country and government. Always been in controversies and allegations about his inclusion in irregularities and illegal activities that have ruined his reputation overall. 

Violating human sentiments, governance, using illegitimate sources for undue gains, unethical behaviour and all is a well-settled example by K.P. Singh.  

Now, how suddenly this man is so concerned about Indian democracy and government.

Although George Soros used harsh words, the people of the country are also concerned about it. 

Honestly, it is the high time now for the Indian Government not taking any evident action yet.