ACB officials said RIL top executives PMS Prasad, TSL Reddy and B Ganguly appeared before the investigating team. They, however, refused to share details of the investigation.
Last month, the ACB had served notices to Prasad, Executive Director of Petroleum Division of RIL and Larry Fisher, India head of Niko Resources Limited which has partnership with RIL in gas exploration.
The AAP government in its first stint had ordered filing of an FIR against the then Petroleum Minister M Veerappa Moily, his predecessor Murli Deora, who has passed away, and RIL chief Mukesh Ambani for alleged collusion in hike of prices in natural gas from the KG basin.
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