The Enforcement Directorate attached industrialist Anil Ambani’s luxury residence in Mumbai’s Pali Hill area in a major financial probe. Investigators acted under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act after examining alleged loan diversion and related transactions. Official s valued the property at about ₹3,716 crore and issued a provisional attachment order to restrict its transfer. The agency believes certain financial dealings connected with group companies require deeper scrutiny and documentation.
Authorities linked the action to an ongoing investigation involving suspected irregularities in loans taken by companies associated with Reliance Group (ANil) entities. According to officials, investigators traced funds through multiple accounts and shell entities to examine possible laundering pattern s. The agency also examined bank records, corporate filings, and internal communication records during the probe. Officers stated that the attachment only prevents sale or transfer of the property while the investigation continues. The legal ownership will remain subject to adjudication before the appropriate authority under the law.
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Action taken under money-laundering probe linked to alleged financial irregularities
Sources said the agency questioned several executives and collected digital evidence, including financial statements and electronic correspondence. Investigators also reviewed lending approvals, repayment structures, and guarantees issued to financial institutions. They aim to determine whether company funds were diverted for purposes unrelated to sanctioned business activities. Meanwhile, the attached residence is located in an upscale Mumbai neighborhood known for high-value real estate holdings. Legal experts note that the accused parties can challenge the attachment before the adjudicating authority and appellate tribunal. The case will proceed through hearings where both sides will present financial records, explanations, and compliance documents. Authorities emphasized that the attachment does not constitute guilt but safeguards potential assets pending judicial findings.
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