RIL questions sincerity of Anil's peace offer
RIL questioned sincerity of Anil's peace offer saying conduct of his group makes it difficult to believe if he had a real change of heart. Hottest biz feuds | Gas row
By PTI |
NEW DELHI: Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industry today questioned the sincerity of Anil Ambani's peace offer saying conduct of his group makes it difficult to believe if he had a real change of heart.
Welcoming Anil's statement to reach out his estranged elder brother Mukesh, RIL said in a statement that it hopes, "it is a positive change in the negative, calumnious and malafide campaign launched by Anil Ambani group against RIL.
"Sadly, the conduct of R-ADAG so far makes it difficult for RIL to believe that Anil Ambani had a real change of heart. For last many years Anil Ambani had indulged in a malicious campaign against RIL and its chairman (Mukesh).
"The campaign reached its nadir in recent months through a vicious series of advertisements unprecedented in India's corporate history," RIL said in a statement.
It, however, expressed regret on the manner of truce offer saying "what is more saddening and perplexing is that Anil Ambani has yet against though to communicate to RIL and its chairman through the public domain, whereas he could have easily contacted his elder brother directly."
Welcoming Anil's statement to reach out his estranged elder brother Mukesh, RIL said in a statement that it hopes, "it is a positive change in the negative, calumnious and malafide campaign launched by Anil Ambani group against RIL.
"Sadly, the conduct of R-ADAG so far makes it difficult for RIL to believe that Anil Ambani had a real change of heart. For last many years Anil Ambani had indulged in a malicious campaign against RIL and its chairman (Mukesh).
"The campaign reached its nadir in recent months through a vicious series of advertisements unprecedented in India's corporate history," RIL said in a statement.
It, however, expressed regret on the manner of truce offer saying "what is more saddening and perplexing is that Anil Ambani has yet against though to communicate to RIL and its chairman through the public domain, whereas he could have easily contacted his elder brother directly."
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