Vijay Mallya  

Vijay Mallya has already lost a UK High Court "leave to appeal" on paper, leading to an oral hearing of his renewal application this week. A two-judge bench of the Administrative Court division of the Royal Courts of Justice in London will hear the application
 

Prime Minister of the period when India signed a peace pact with Pakistan after the 1965 war, Shastri returned to India the next week dead. From the tell-tale signs on the body, it did not appear that the death was natural. Yet, the caretaker government of the time and the full-fledged government of the Congress that followed ordered neither an investigation nor even a post-mortem of the body.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that his government made laws to prevent economic offences in the country. The law also enabled the Indian government to seize their property at any corner in the world.

 According to the official data of Election Commission of India (ECI), total shares of both Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu is almost 60% of the total cash seizure.

Vijay Mallya has offered to pay 100 percent of the amount he owes to Indian banks. He has accused NDA of double standards and has said that his 4000 crore investment into Kingfisher was not recognised and instead slammed.

In Nirav Modi's case, the evidence of cheating and money laundering are stronger and that uplifts the dual criminality clause required in such cases in the UK. Enforcement Directorate officials and the CBI expect a faster affair in this case when compared to the exercise of bringing back Vijay Mallya.

While the Narendra Modi led NDA government has convinced the United Kingdom courts to bring accused Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi back to India, there are several other fraudsters like Lalit Modi and Nadeem Akhtar Saifi who are still at large.

On March 19, a London court issued an arrest warrant against Nirav, the main accused in the Rs 11,400 crore PNB scam case, in response to a request by the Enforcement Directorate for his extradition. 
 

A London court has issued an arrest warrant against fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi, the main accused in the $2 billion PNB scam case, in response to a request by the Enforcement Directorate for his extradition in a money laundering case.

A sessions court on Saturday accepted the plea by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) seeking open-ended non-bailable warrants (NBWs) against Sterling Group's Sandesaras. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday laid the foundation stone of various development projects in Palamu, Jharkhand. All this and more on MyNation in 100 seconds.