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US judge presses Gautam Adani for more details on Justice Department move to dismiss criminal case against the Indian billionaire. Court seeks further information before ruling on the DOJ's request to drop charges.

A US judge pressed Gautam Adani for more details on the Justice Department's move to dismiss a blockbuster criminal case against the Indian billionaire.

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