Anil Ambani summoned to appear in person Nov. 17 over FEMA case, after skipping Nov. 14 hearing despite requesting remote participation.

The Enforcement Directorate has reissued a summons for Anil Ambani to appear in person on November 17 in a FEMA case, after he skipped a November 14 hearing despite requesting remote participation. The ED denied his request, insisting on in-person attendance. The case involves alleged foreign exchange law violations tied to his business group, though specific details remain undisclosed. This follows prior questioning in August over a ₹17,000 crore loan fraud allegation and a provisional asset attachment of over ₹4,462 crore in Navi Mumbai. The probe stems from a CBI FIR on financial misconduct involving Reliance Communications and other group entities. The ED continues its investigation without disclosing further updates.