By SAM YOU Published On 04-10-2017 Time 9:40AM
India's breakaway businessman Vijay Mallya has been arrested in London. However, Mallya got bail in a little later. Mallya has been arrested in connection with ED's money laundering case. Explain that the Government of India is engaged in extradition of Mallya. Legal action is on for this. In fact, a team of ED and CBI reached London a few months ago and evidence was presented against Mallya in the court there.
Let me tell you that Mallya had been arrested earlier this year in April this year but he was granted bail in court within a few hours. It is being told that in the same case this is further action. Mallya can be charged with some other charges. It is worth mentioning that this is the second arrest of Mallya within 6 months. Banks have a debt of over Rs 8000 crore on Vijay Mallya. Earlier, a team of ED had reached London to deposit chargesheet against fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya.
This move was raised with Mallya's extradition. This move of ED is part of ongoing investigation against Mallya. The official said that the ED team reached the Crown Prosecution Office against Vijay Mallya in London for depositing 5,500 page chargesheets and some other documents. Crown prosecution office is fighting the extradition case of Mallya.
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India's breakaway businessman Vijay Mallya has been arrested in London. However, Mallya got bail in a little later. Mallya has been arrested in connection with ED's money laundering case. Explain that the Government of India is engaged in extradition of Mallya. Legal action is on for this. In fact, a team of ED and CBI reached London a few months ago and evidence was presented against Mallya in the court there.
Let me tell you that Mallya had been arrested earlier this year in April this year but he was granted bail in court within a few hours. It is being told that in the same case this is further action. Mallya can be charged with some other charges. It is worth mentioning that this is the second arrest of Mallya within 6 months. Banks have a debt of over Rs 8000 crore on Vijay Mallya. Earlier, a team of ED had reached London to deposit chargesheet against fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya.
This move was raised with Mallya's extradition. This move of ED is part of ongoing investigation against Mallya. The official said that the ED team reached the Crown Prosecution Office against Vijay Mallya in London for depositing 5,500 page chargesheets and some other documents. Crown prosecution office is fighting the extradition case of Mallya.
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