No two love stories are same

December 04, 2018 11:47

Absconding diamantaire Nirav Modi and businessman Vijay Mallya are currently pleading against the same plea made by the Enforcement Directorate to declare them as "fugitive economic offenders' before a court in Mumbai.

On Saturday, the court asked advocate Vijay Aggarwal, representing Modi, if he wanted to argue on an application seeking a stay on the hearing, given that a similar plea made by Mallya's legal team had already been rejected. Aggarwal responded saying that he wished to continue arguing it.

"Two film directors can make the same love story in two completely different ways," he said, stating that he could argue the same plea in a different way. -- Business Standard

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