(Aditya Shaw, Intern Journalist): Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya got his first shot abroad. The French Law Enforcement Service (ED) confiscated property along Seven Seas. The seized property is valued at 1.6 million euros (14 million INR). In France, he was arrested under anti-money laundering laws.
The ED said in a statement that during the investigation it was learned that a large amount had been sent overseas from Kingfisher Airlines Limited’s bank account for the establishment of the property. The confiscated property is located at 32 Avenue FOCH, France. But King Fisher closed a long time ago. The DE said the action was taken at the request of the French authorities.
The remaining Rs 9,000-Explain that the fugitive Mallya fled with 9,000 lines from the banks. However, he repeatedly called on the government to settle the case and take the money. But the government rejected Malaya’s appeal. Mallya has been in the UK since March 2016. He was released on bail from Scotland Yard on April 18, 2017, under a three-year extradition warrant.
India is under constant pressure-Since Mallya’s defeat at the British Supreme Court, India has been pressuring Britain to extradite the fugitive businessman. Recently, Indian Foreign Minister Harshvardhan Sringla visited London, urging India to hand over the garland and Modi silence to India soon. He met with UK Home Secretary Preity Patel and South Asian Foreign Minister Lord Tariq Ahmed to extradite the two.
Britain said it would take time-However, the UK has said Mallya will not be extradited to India until confidential legal issues are resolved. The UK and India are currently trying to resolve the issue soon. Britain’s Acting High Commissioner Jan Thompson said urgent legal issues needed to be resolved before the goods could be returned.
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