India, Feb. 20 -- Despite the end of short-seller Hindenburg, which shut shop after its stock market attack on the Adani Group, the former's shadow still looms over the latter, and the allegations hang like several Damocles swords, ever ready to slip down. Despite consistent denials, hundreds of court cases, the legal fate of Anil Ambani, once one of the uncrowned kings of business, hangs in a delicate balance, with every step inching towards his possible arrest. Recently, a foreign media report stated that an Italian bank pursued some of the charges by Hindenburg, and acted against close associates of Gautam Adani's brother, Vinod. Anil Ambani told the Supreme Court that he would not leave the country without permission, and cooperate wi...