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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached fresh assets worth Rs. 3,034 crore in its ongoing money laundering investigation involving companies of the Reliance Anil Ambani Group. According to sources, the attached properties are linked primarily to Reliance Communications and Reliance Infrastructure, encompassing a diversified portfolio of real estate and financial holdings. These include residential and commercial properties in Mumbai, a farmhouse in Khandala, land parcels in Sanand near Ahmedabad, and a substantial equity holding of 7.71 crore shares in Reliance Infrastructure.

India’s premier investigative agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation, is examining bank loan fraud cases amounting to nearly Rs 73,000 crore involving the Reliance Anil Ambani Group. The probe, currently spanning seven cases, also involves scrutiny of public officials and financial institutions. Parallel investigations by the Enforcement Directorate have uncovered potential irregularities in insolvency proceedings.

India’s financial crime watchdog has intensified its probe into a high-profile banking fraud case involving alleged loan irregularities worth Rs. 40,000 crore. A chargesheet has been filed against a former senior executive of a telecom company and another accused under anti-money laundering laws. The case highlights growing scrutiny of corporate governance and financial accountability within India’s banking ecosystem.