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Following a high-stakes day of Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids at its Kolkata office and the residence of its Director, Pratik Jain, the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) released an official statement on Friday. The organization described the events of January 8 as "difficult and unfortunate," expressing serious concerns about the legal precedent being set by such actions against a professional consulting firm.
In its statement, I-Pac said, "Regardless, we have extended full cooperation and will continue to do so as required, engaging with the process in complete accordance and respect for the law."
In the face of allegations linking the firm to a multi-crore coal smuggling case, I-PAC maintained that it has always upheld the "highest standards of professional integrity." The leadership assured its clients and members that its work in political strategy and data management would continue with consistency and accountability.
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