BTTV’s exclusive interview with Jane Street whistleblower Mayank Bansal, President of a UAE-based hedge fund, exposes the market manipulation game by Jane Street. SEBI has imposed a temporary ban on the US-based hedge fund, accusing it of running a “sinister and well-planned” market manipulation scheme. The regulator has frozen 4,840 crore of past profits and claims Jane Street manipulated Bank Nifty options during 15 out of 18 weekly expiries. The probe, triggered by a US court case, exposed aggressive expiry-day trading strategies. SEBI’s crackdown comes amid mounting retail losses in F&O—1.1 lakh crore in FY25 alone. Jane Street plans to contest the charges, calling SEBI’s claims “inflammatory.” Experts warn of a short-term impact on liquidity and derivatives turnover.
Claim IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh meets and consoles the family of Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh, who has been missing since Operation Sindoor. A video claiming to show Air Chief Marshal...