CBI sources said the Adani Group had allegedly taken credit facilities from several public sector banks for equipment for power infrastructure.
When contacted, Adani group officials said they were not aware of any such development and no such communication is received from CBI in this regard.
The agency has filed a preliminary enquiry on the basis of a reference from Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) alleging that the company purchased the equipment from South Korea and China as power sector imports attract very less duty.
The sources said since public sector banks were allegedly duped by over invoicing, the case was referred by Directorate of Revenue Intelligence on the basis of which a preliminary enquiry was registered by the agency last month.
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