Mallya will be brought home to 'face justice', says govt
April 22, 2016 17:36
The government will ensure that Vijay Mallya is brought home "to face justice" the government said today about the businessman who left the country while owing nearly a billion dollars to banks.
Mallya's diplomatic passport has been suspended by the government. Separately, a court in Mumbai has issued an arrest warrant for the 60-year-old after he failed to appear before investigators looking into the finances of his Kingfisher Airlines, which ceased operating in 2012.
The Enforcement Directorate asked the government earlier this week to organize the deportation of Mallya from Britain; he flew to London early last month as banks stepped up collective efforts to recover their money.
Mallya's diplomatic passport has been suspended by the government. Separately, a court in Mumbai has issued an arrest warrant for the 60-year-old after he failed to appear before investigators looking into the finances of his Kingfisher Airlines, which ceased operating in 2012.
The Enforcement Directorate asked the government earlier this week to organize the deportation of Mallya from Britain; he flew to London early last month as banks stepped up collective efforts to recover their money.
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