Last week, the UK government indicated that Mallya is unlikely to be extradited to India anytime soon
Current Affairs : India on Thursday said it has asked the UK not to consider any solicitation for haven by outlaw businessperson Vijay Mallya as there gave off an impression of being no ground for his mistreatment in the nation.
A week ago, the UK government showed that Mallya is probably not going to be removed to India at any point in the near future, saying there is a legitimate issue that should have been settled before his removal can be organized.
“We have been in contact with the UK side for his initial removal. We have additionally mentioned the UK side not to think about his shelter, whenever mentioned by him, in light of the fact that there seemed, by all accounts, to be no ground for his mistreatment in India,” External Affairs Ministry representative Anurag Srivastava said at an online media instructions.
In May, Mallya lost his interests in the UK Supreme Court against his removal to India to confront illegal tax avoidance and misrepresentation charges.
Srivastava said India has been in contact with the UK after Mallya’s application for leave to speak to the UK’s Supreme Court was dismissed.
The UK top court’s choice denoted a significant mishap to the 64-year-old representative as it came a long time after he lost his High Court advance in April against a removal request to India.
Aditi Mehta 