According to RIL, the continued tirade of baseless allegations being made by AAP against the company and its chief Mukesh Ambani appears to be instigated by vested interests
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) on Tuesday refuted allegations made by Aam Admi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal about bank accounts of the company and its chief.
In a statement, RIL said, "As stated earlier it is being reiterated that neither Reliance Industries nor Mr Mukesh Ambani have or had any illegitimate accounts anywhere in the world."
"The continued tirade of baseless allegations being made by AAP against us appears to be instigated by vested interests," the company said.
On Sunday, while speaking at a rally, Kejriwal cited two bank account numbers claiming that they belonged to Ambani brothers, Mukesh and Anil. This was done as part of challenging Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi to get black money back from Swiss banks.
Reliance said it has business interests in several countries with turnover of thousands of crores in rupees. "As a part of their normal business, these international subsidiaries of Reliance Industries deal with several global banks. These accounts are fully compliant with all regulations and are disclosed in their appropriate jurisdictions and in India," the company said.
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