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8h agoAnil Ambani Approaches Supreme Court Against SBI’s Fraud Classification

Anil Ambani has filed a petition before the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court order that upheld SBI’s decision to classify his personal accounts and those of Reliance Communications as fraud. The High Court had dismissed his plea on October 3, stating there was no merit in contesting SBI’s findings. Ambani argues that the bank did not follow principles of natural justice and refused him a hearing, noting that key documents were provided to him only months later.
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- Reliance Communications
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8h agoAnil Ambani Approaches Supreme Court Against SBI’s Fraud Classification

Anil Ambani has filed a petition before the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court order that upheld SBI’s decision to classify his personal accounts and those of Reliance Communications as fraud. The High Court had dismissed his plea on October 3, stating there was no merit in contesting SBI’s findings. Ambani argues that the bank did not follow principles of natural justice and refused him a hearing, noting that key documents were provided to him only months later.
Companies:
- Reliance Communications
Tags:
- Anil Ambani
- SBI
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Anil Ambani has moved the Supreme Court against the Bombay High Court’s decision allowing SBI to classify his and Reliance Communications’ accounts as fraud.
Anil Ambani has filed a petition before the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court order that upheld SBI’s decision to classify his personal accounts and those of Reliance Communications as fraud. The High Court had dismissed his plea on October 3, stating there was no merit in contesting SBI’s findings. Ambani argues that the bank did not follow principles of natural justice and refused him a hearing, noting that key documents were provided to him only months later.

Anil Ambani has filed a petition before the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court order that upheld SBI’s decision to classify his personal accounts and those of Reliance Communications as fraud. The High Court had dismissed his plea on October 3, stating there was no merit in contesting SBI’s findings. Ambani argues that the bank did not follow principles of natural justice and refused him a hearing, noting that key documents were provided to him only months later.
Companies:
- Reliance Communications
Tags:
- Anil Ambani
- SBI
- Anil Ambani
- SBI
- Supreme Court
- Bombay High Court
- Reliance Communications
Dec 3, 2025 • 04:00