Industrialist Anil D. Ambani has submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court, confirming that he will not depart from India without the court’s prior approval. This relates to the investigation into alleged bank loan frauds linked to Reliance Communications Ltd (RCOM) and its affiliated entities.
The affidavit, part of a public interest litigation seeking a court-monitored inquiry, restates Ambani’s commitment made before the apex court on February 4. Senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, representing him, assured that Ambani would not leave the country without the court’s permission.
Ambani emphasized in the affidavit that he has not traveled outside India since July 2025 and currently has no plans to do so. He pledged to seek the Supreme Court’s consent before any international travel necessity arises.
Stating his cooperation with investigative agencies, Ambani affirmed that he is not a flight risk and has no intention of evading the law. He highlighted his continued assistance in ongoing investigations and his readiness to comply with authorities.
Referring to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act probe, Ambani mentioned his summons by the Directorate of Enforcement for February 26, 2025. He committed to attending the investigation and cooperating fully to avoid any perception of evasion or selective disclosure of facts.
