Income Tax raids on BBC. Where is action against Adani?

The Income Tax Department has conducted raids in the offices of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) at Delhi and Mumbai. A few weeks back, the BBC released a documentary on the communal riots that took place in Gujarat in 2002. Immediately, the Modi government banned that documentary. The Income Tax raids conducted on BBC now, are viewed as a “revenge action” for releasing the documentary. The Editors Guild of India and the Press Club of India have termed that the Income Tax raids undermine Constitutional Democracy. The whole country is witnessing the share market frauds committed by Adani. Indian share holders have lost lakhs of crores of rupees. The Public Sector State Bank of India and LIC have invested thousands of crores of rupees. Adani has looted the Indian people and the Public Sector companies. But, so far, Modi government’s Income Tax or ED (Enforcement Directorate) have not even touched Adani. Why?