The weak hands analogy is wrong here. For this specific case, there was a legitimate regulatory concern and RBI had intervened. If this was a case of just a quarterly drip in profits, then the analogy would work.
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The weak hands analogy is wrong here. For this specific case, there was a legitimate regulatory concern and RBI had intervened. If this was a case of just a quarterly drip in profits, then the analogy would work.
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