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SBI's Legal MoveIt appears that the claim regarding the State Bank of India (SBI) suing Mukesh Ambani over a live TV statement is based on misinformation.


Title: The State Bank of India Sues Mukesh Ambani Over Shocking Live TV Statement

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SBI files a lawsuit against Mukesh Ambani following a controversial statement made during a live TV appearance. Discover the details, reactions, and potential impact of this legal battle.


The State Bank of India (SBI), one of the country's most influential financial institutions, has taken legal action against billionaire tycoon Mukesh Ambani, following a surprising and controversial statement he made on live television. The news has sent shockwaves through both the financial and corporate sectors, sparking intense debate and speculation online.

What Did Mukesh Ambani Say?

During a recent televised interview, Mukesh Ambani allegedly made a remark that questioned the transparency and lending practices of public sector banks, directly referencing SBI. The statement, though brief, was enough to cause immediate backlash.

While the exact words remain contested, sources claim Ambani accused certain banking policies of being "structured to benefit a few at the cost of national progress," an indirect jab that many believe targeted SBI.

SBI's Legal MoveIt appears that the claim regarding the State Bank of India (SBI) suing Mukesh Ambani over a live TV statement is based on misinformation.

  • Mukesh Ambani:

  • State Bank of India (SBI):


In a swift response, SBI filed a defamation lawsuit, arguing that Ambani's statement was not only factually incorrect but also damaging to the institution's reputation. In a public statement, SBI said:

"We take our duty to the public and the financial sector very seriously. Spreading misinformation on such a scale cannot go unchallenged."

The case has been filed in the Mumbai High Court, with initial hearings scheduled for next month.

Public & Market Reactions

  • Investors showed mixed reactions, with Reliance shares dipping slightly following the news.
  • Twitter/X exploded with trending hashtags like #SBIvsAmbani and #CorporateClash.
  • Industry experts are calling it a "rare showdown" between India's most powerful business and banking giants.

What's Next?

While Mukesh Ambani’s legal team has yet to issue an official statement, sources close to Reliance Industries suggest the claim will be "vigorously defended." This legal battle could set a precedent for how corporate figures engage with state institutions publicly.

Final Thoughts

As the case unfolds, the eyes of the nation—and the world—will be watching closely. This isn't just a court case; it's a test of power, responsibility, and the balance between free speech and institutional integrity.

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