BJP today alleged that the Congress and the Hindenburg, the US-based short-seller, want the Indian market to crash but the country’s market, companies and investors are standing on strong fundamentals. Reacting to the allegations made in the Hinderburg’s report,  party leader Gourav Vallabh told media in New Delhi that the market dropped only by 0.7 per cent even after all the hue and cry in the report.  Mr. Vallabh alleged that Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi are opposing the growing Indian economy in their quest to oppose Prime Minister Narendra Modi.  He questioned why Congress leaders started posting on social media about the report within seconds of its release. The BJP leader also said it is not a research report but Hindenburg’s conspiracy to malign the Indian economy and Congress is supporting it.