More trouble for Mallya; fresh non-bailable warrants issued in cheque bounce case

March 15, 2016 10:29

In more trouble to liquor baron Vijay Mallya, fresh non bailable warrants have been issued against him and now defunct airlines Kingfisher CFO in cheque bounce case.

The Police has been asked to produce them by March 29. Five more non bailable warrants issued by 11th Magistrate Court Erramanzil judge Ranjoji on Monday against Mallya and KFA CFO.

It may be recalled that a Hyderabad court has earlier issued a non-bailable warrant against the beleaguered businessman after he failed to appear before it in a cheque dishonour case amounting to Rs 50 lakh.

GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd, or GHIAL, which runs Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport had filed a petition in the court seeking Mallya's prosecution for defaulting on payments and cheating them by allegedly issuing cheques that bounced.

Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation has decided to get Letters Rogatory (LR) issued to seek details of liquor baron Vijay Mallya's properties and investments abroad.

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