The Enforcement Directorate (ED) carries out searches against the Vedanta Group as part of a Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) investigation, according to multiple reports. The action begins on Monday and continues into Tuesday, with ED officials conducting searches at Vedanta Ltd premises across several locations, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Udaipur, in addition to other company sites mentioned by outlets. Sources linked to the investigation say the probe relates to suspected FEMA violations connected to brand royalty transactions between Vedanta Resources in the UK and its Indian subsidiary. Reports note that further specifics of the case have not yet been publicly disclosed by the central agency. Vedanta, through company statements and a spokesperson, says it is cooperating with the ED and is extending full assistance to the authorities. One outlet also notes that a formal company statement was awaited at the time of reporting. Overall, the available information centres on ED’s search action and the alleged issue involving cross-border royalty payments under FEMA, while the scope and findings of the investigation are not yet detailed.