Anil Ambani Skips ED Summons In Yes Bank Money Laundering Case; Tina Ambani Seeks Adjournment

Anil Ambani, the prominent industrialist and chairman of the Reliance Group, has once again failed to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the ongoing Yes Bank money laundering investigation. Initially summoned by the ED in August 2025, Ambani's absence has raised eyebrows, especially as he was expected to provide crucial insights related to his group companies involved in the case. Meanwhile, Tina Ambani, his wife, has filed a request to adjourn the proceedings, further complicating the investigation. The case has garnered significant attention due to its implications for corporate governance and financial integrity in India, as it highlights the challenges faced by regulatory bodies in holding influential figures accountable. As the investigation unfolds, the ED aims to unravel the complex web of transactions linked to Yes Bank and its former CEO, who is already embroiled in legal troubles. The Ambani family's non-compliance with the summons underscores the ongoing tensions between high-profile business leaders and government oversight, raising questions about the effectiveness of regulatory mechanisms in India’s financial sector.
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