Adani names two dead Australian war veterans in documents alleging protest conspiracy against it | Adani Group

Adani has appointed two ancient warriors in the Australian war in the court documents on the pretext that they are part of a plot against Coalmining.

The fourth edition of Adani Mining against the environmental activist Ben Pennss – which was in full swing for more than four years – is now called veteran Kokoda and climate activist Bill Ryan As an alleged participant continuity. Ryan died in 2019, at the age of 97.

“Why does hell cannot leave Adwani my father to rest in peace instead of dragging this nonsense?” Kullen, son of Ryan, told Guardian Australia.

Queensland Supreme Court Hit large parts of Adani’s claim Last year, some elements described it as “confused and liberated.”

Adening allegations of a conspiracy – which were accused of penalties of disposing of “unknown conspirators” to disrupt the company’s contractors – by Judge Suzan Braun, who gave Adwani a leave to re -case.

In its new file-the fourth version of the Adani claim statement since the launch of the case in 2020-the company has now appointed four alleged conspirators that it says is involved in an agreement with Pennings to participate in the procedures for direct protest against the contractor Downer Group in 2017.

Mike Fitzmimon (It is referred to in ADani’s claim as “Mike FitzsimMons”), who is ancient warriors in Vietnam who died in 2022, as a co -listener alongside Pennings and Ryan.

Other alleged conspirators who called Adani are elderly Vietnam, veteran Morris Toully and “Donna Smits”, whose name also seems to have made a mistake in the document. They were named in court documents, but only pennies are prosecuted by Adwani.

“My father was a difficult life, and he served his country in war and tried to protect us all [with his climate activism]Colin Ryan said.

“He has died a hero of thousands, but now I must tell the grandchildren and grandchildren that he is part of the Adani plot at the Supreme Court.”

Bennings said that Ryan and Vitzmimon “are heroes, they devote their last years to protect us from climate collapse.”

“I am not sure of what happened that led the minimum to choose now, after years of their death. It is just another development and turns into this horrific epic for five years.”

The company said in a statement that its legal procedures were “against Mr. Benings only, and that other alleged conspirators” were simply called our evidence for the activities of Mr. Bennings. “

The statement said: “Any attempt by Mr. Benings or the family of Mr. Ryan indicates that it is incorrect and speaks to the way in which Mr. Penins has performed himself throughout this issue,” the statement said.

“We do not apologize for protecting our rights and the hard -working rights of Queensland in legal and legal work.”

Adwani said that its modified pleadings had provided a “strong issue” against Pensat, including that he sought to disrupt operations CoalmineIts suppliers and contractors.

Judge Paul released a preliminary ruling in the case in March, where he created a schedule for Pennings to provide a modified defense. He said that the case seemed to “not make real progress towards trial.”

Thus, about four and a half years after litigation, prosecutors recently served and served their fourth edition of the claim statement and is now expected, through their proposed directions, an additional defense, in response and a system of details and disclosure.

“The procedures did not declare through the lack of resources. Braun J ruling in December 2024 shows that the cost statement prepared by the prosecutors, regarding some costs for the plaintiff, demands $ 1.1 million.

“This was described by her honor as” an amazing amount “given the occupied requests less than two days [of] Hearing time, albeit with a level of complexity.

“From a point of view, litigation consumed large panels of the parties and court resources. It is difficult to escape from the general impression that the parties are mired in the trenches of the confusing war.”

Adeni claimed that Benspers “spent years in an attempt to delay these civil legal measures from going to trial.”