ED conducts searches at locations linked to Anil Ambani; Reliance Power probe intensifies (X@sanjoychakra)
New Delhi: Taking major action against companies and people associated with industrialist Anil Ambani, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has raided several locations in Mumbai and Hyderabad. This action was taken in connection with the investigation into financial transactions and alleged irregularities related to Reliance Power. According to sources, about 15 teams of the agency have been conducting search operations at different places since morning and are examining documents and digital records related to the company.
The investigating agency simultaneously raided about 10 to 12 locations of Reliance Power and its associated officials and associates in Mumbai and Hyderabad. It is being said that these include some offices and business premises as well as some private residences. ED teams are examining documents, computer data and other records related to financial transactions to investigate alleged fund transfers and suspicious transactions.
According to sources, this action is part of the investigation into alleged money laundering and financial irregularities. The agency suspects that there have been irregularities in the flow of funds and transactions in some companies linked to the Reliance Group. On this basis, ED has intensified the investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and the role of many related institutions and individuals is being investigated.
In the last few years, various companies of Anil Ambani group have been on the radar of investigating agencies. Earlier too, the ED had temporarily attached several properties of the group in cases related to alleged bank loan fraud and money laundering. In some cases, loans and financial irregularities worth thousands of crores of rupees are under investigation, in which questions have been raised about the loans taken from several banks and their utilization.
Earlier too, Anil Ambani had been called for questioning by the investigating agencies. According to reports, he appeared before the ED at the end of February and recorded his statement. However, he could not appear on the summons issued to him on some other dates. The agency can now decide further action on the basis of documents and financial records.
After the news of the raid came to light, there was no immediate official reaction from the Reliance Group. However, in earlier such cases, the companies belonging to the group had said that their business activities were continuing regularly and the investigation had no impact on the company's operations. At present, ED teams are continuing the search operation at various places and further investigation will be done on the basis of the recovered documents.
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