evidence: "The rules were changed by the government and Adani was given six airports. After that India's most strategic, profitable airport — the Mumbai airport was taken away, and hijacked from GVK by agencies. By exerting CBI, ED pressure the Indian government handed the airport into Adaniji's hands," Rahul Gandhi had said. [...] The other charge made by Rahul Gandhi was that GVK was armtwisted and coaxed to sell the Mumbai International Airport to the Adani Group. MIAL had four stakeholders with GVK holding 50.5 percent, two South African investors — Bidvest and Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA) — together holding 23.5 percent and the remainder held the Airports Authority of India. [...] While opposition parties claim that GVK was arm-twisted to sell Mumbai Airport to Adani, GV Sanjay Reddy, Vice Chairman of GVK, strongly denied the allegations.