NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries today took to social media to refute allegations of receiving favours from a Gujarat minister who is related to company promoter Mukesh Ambani , saying that the allegations are baseless and politically motivated. RIL uploaded a video on YouTube to refute AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal 's March 7 allegation that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi made Ambani family's son-in-law Saurabh Patel a minister for energy, petrochemicals and mining because of his "close relations with Mukesh Ambani".In the video, link of which was circulated to media by the company's corporate communication department, an unnamed person in the less than 3-minute video in Hindi refutes allegations made by Kejriwal.Without naming Kejriwal or Patel, the company in the video says the allegations levelled are "baseless, unwarranted and politically motivated to mislead people"."The statement is fraught with poor knowledge of the constitutional scheme and is aimed only to misinform. The concerted action of the parties... has caused injury to our unblemished record of service to the economic well-being of India," RIL said in the covering email sharing the video link.Without naming Kejriwal, it said: "A strange and irresponsible statement by a political leader at the India Today Conclave on March 7, 2014 was aired live and placed on the social media.""It is therefore, incumbent upon us to place the record straight. Accordingly, a video release is being shared," it said.Patel, who is the Minister for Energy and Petrochemicals, Mines and Minerals, Salt Industries, Printing, Planning, Tourism, Civil Aviation, Labour and Employment in the Modi government , couldn't have helped Reliance even if he wanted to, the man in the video claims.He goes on to say that constitutionally natural gas and petroleum are Central subjects over which state governments don't have any jurisdiction.