Mukesh saved 'Ambani Khanadan' from being stigmatized, all brother Anil's debt repaid

Reliance Jio Chairman Mukesh Ambani has saved the younger brother from going to jail. After Mukesh Bintabare, Arilasan's 550 million rupees in reliance communications, which came in the part of Anil Ambani. The matter reached the Supreme Court from the lower court. The court had instructed Anil Ambani to pay Erikson dues or else he

would have to go to jail. If Mukesh Ambani came on time, he paid back the amount of Anil Ambani's debt and saved the Ambani family from being stained. Due to the debt burden, Reliance Communications has paid the Erikson dues with interest. Anil Ambani, who has been convicted of contempt by the Supreme Court, has escaped from jail. And it is possible with the help of his elder brother Mukesh Ambani. Anil's brother Mukesh and sister-in-law Nita performed well in the difficult watch.

After paying Ericsson dues, Anil Ambani has expressed his gratitude towards his elder brother and sister-in-law. Anil said, "I thank all of you with your respected elder brother, Mukesh and sister-in-law, Nita, for standing and helping me in this difficult time. By helping this on time, he has highlighted the strong values ​​of the family and the importance of the family. My family and my family are very grateful that we have gone ahead with the old things and their behaviour has influenced me in the end. Last month, the Supreme Court had convicted Reliance Communications Chairman Anil Ambani for deliberately defaming the court for violating his order and not paying the outstanding payment to Ericsson, a company making telecom equipment.

Supreme Court said that Shankha Virani, chairman of Ambani, Reliance Telecom, Satish Seth and Reliance Infratel, has violated the assurances given in the court and the orders related to it. The court firmly said that Ericsson would have to repay 450 crores in 4 weeks. If they do not pay in due time, they will have to face the sentence of three months in jail. Along with Anil, Rakam's two units were facing the threat of being jailed for the chairman Shadow Vrani and Satish Seth. Nonetheless, RCOM paid arrears to Ericsson just one day before the deadline ended on Monday.