<h1>Opposition demands full probes after regulator clears conglomerate on limited counts while many serious allegations remain</h1> The opposition party urged comprehensive probes after the market regulator cleared the conglomerate on limited counts arising from a short-seller report, noting the regulator has issued findings in only two of roughly 20 matters and many investigations remain pending under a court-mandated inquiry. Allegations still under scrutiny include insider trading, market manipulation, breaches of public shareholding norms, suspicious offshore transactions, a large bribery scheme to secure government contracts, misuse of enforcement agencies to force asset transfers, biased privatization of infrastructure and over-invoicing in fuel imports; the conglomerate denies the allegations.