Shares of Anil Ambani’s companies Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure dropped by up to 5 per cent in early trading on Friday. This came after news reports said that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has called Anil Ambani for questioning on August 5. Reliance Power’s stock fell by 4.82 per cent to Rs. 50.30 and Reliance Infrastructure’s stock dropped by 5 per cent to Rs.  311.60 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). According to a PTI report Anil Ambani has been asked to come to the ED’s office in New Delhi. The questioning is linked to an investigation into a suspected loan fraud and money laundering case involving his group companies. The ED plans to take his statement under the law that deals with money laundering (PMLA). Last week the ED had searched several offices and people connected to the Reliance Group. These raids began on July 24 and went on for three days. The case involves suspicions of financial wrongdoing including the misuse of more than Rs. 10000 crore in loans by different companies in the group. A major part of the probe is focused on about Rs.  3000 crore in loans given by Yes Bank to the Reliance Group between 2017 and 2019 which the ED believes may have been misused. Reliance Infrastructure denies Rs. 10000 Crore diversion claim says real amount is Rs. 6500 crore Reliance Infrastructure has responded to media reports that claimed Rs. 10000 crore was wrongly diverted by the company. In a statement the company said this figure is “exaggerated and not based on facts.” According to them their actual financial exposure in this matter is Rs. 6500 crore not Rs. 10000 crore as reported. They also said this issue is more than 10 years old and has already been publicly disclosed on February 9 2025 almost six months ago. The company clarified that the Rs. 6500 crore figure has been clearly mentioned in its financial records over the past four years. It also said that it has worked seriously to recover this amount. A retired Supreme Court judge helped mediate the issue and with court approval a settlement was reached to recover the full Rs. 6500 crore. The company also pointed out that Anil D. Ambani has not been a part of Reliance Infrastructure’s board of directors since March 2022 over three years ago.