Why should red corner notice be issued against Lalit Modi: Interpol asks India

September 07, 2015 09:09

CNN-IBN reports: Getting hold of former Indian Premier League chief Lalit Modi may not be that easy a nut to crack.

Interpol has sought answers from the Enforcement Directorate in India about the evidence against the former IPL chief and the need for a red corner notice against him.

The ED reportedly received the query from the Interpol on August 20. Interpol has asked to know if there is ample evidence is available against Lalit Modi to arrest him.

They have also sought the details of the other accused in the case and the offence under which the case has been registered. It has also demanded to know why there was a delay in the investigation.

A red corner notice may enable Interpol to detain and bring Modi back to India from Malta, where he is said to be staying right now.

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