The fund freeze by tax authorities comes on top of another legal tussle Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi faces.
ED had seized the money saying Xiaomi had illegally transferred funds abroad to three entities, including one in the Xiaomi group, describing them as payments "in the guise of royalty".
The stock has been under pressure despite the company clarifying that there is no adverse impact on the business of the company due to the ED seizure of assets of Chinese mobile manufacturing company
Xiaomi is accused of making illegal remittances abroad "in the guise of royalty" payments.
The company alleges intimidation by India's premier enforcement agency when executives appeared for questioning multiple times in April.
The technology giant is being questioned by the federal agency for alleged violation of foreign exchange laws.
Jain, the former India head of Xiaomi, was questioned about the India operations of the company and his statement was recorded at ED's Bengaluru zonal office
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In a statement shared with IANS, Xiaomi said it is a law-abiding and responsible company.
The Enforcement Directorate has summoned Manu Kumar Jain, Xiaomi's former India managing director, to appear before it in a probe
It's learnt that ED had initiated its discreet inquiry in February under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and found evidence of remittances involving a significant amount
The Enforcement Directorate has been probing the company since at least February, and in recent weeks asked Manu Kumar Jain, Xiaomi's former India managing director, to appear before its officers
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Three show-cause notices have been issued to the mobile maker for demand and recovery of duty for April 2017-June 2020
This comes after recovery of documents during searches on its premises that indicated remittance of royalty and licence fee to US and Chinese firms under contractual obligations