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Anil Ambani Reaches CBI Headquarters for Second Day of Questioning in ₹2929 Crore Alleged Bank Fraud Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation booked Anil Ambani and Reliance Communications for alleged diversion of Rs 2,929.05 crore in loans, according to the State Bank of India complaint.
- On Thursday, the Central Bureau of Investigation questioned industrialist Anil Ambani after he arrived at the agency headquarters in Delhi this morning for questioning.
- According to the lender's complaint, SBI alleges fund diversion, misappropriation, and misrepresentation in loans to Reliance Communications Ltd, with over Rs 40,000 crore owed and a Rs 2,929.05 crore loss .
- Investigators booked and searched, including at 'Sea Wind', while the case remains sub-judice before the NCLT and Supreme Court for six years.
- Defending himself, Ambani's team noted Anil D Ambani denies all allegations and charges, and will duly defend himself, stressing his non-executive director role with no day-to-day management involvement.
- He was summoned for March 19 and March 20 and the spokesperson said he will appear before the Central Bureau of Investigation , Delhi on those dates for examination related to the FIR filed by the State Bank of India.
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The CBI has once again questioned industrialist Anil Ambani in the RCOM fraud case, a case of Rs 2,929 crore fraud with SBI, and he is accused of misappropriation and embezzlement of funds.
Anil Ambani reaches CBI headquarters for second day of questioning in ₹2929 crore alleged bank fraud case
The complaint is based on a forensic audit report that alleges large-scale diversion and misutilisation of loan funds through interlinked and circuitous transactions among group entities during the period 2013-17, resulting in wrongful loss of ₹2929.05 crores to SBI.
·New Delhi, India
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