Finally ....UK court orders Vijay Mallya's extradition !

Its a good news and it gives hope that other Indians who are also wanted in India for different crimes and are now settled in foreign countries be brought back to India. For instance, Nirav Modi, the diamond merchant who has caused a great loss to Punjab National Bank fraudulently.

The original scamster Lalit Modi seems to have got away completely , apparently having very successfully made the money trail vanish with no clue whatsoever!

No doubt it is good news for country and BJP government. But it will take about a year extradition. It is diplomatic victory of government.

usha manohar wrote:

The original scamster Lalit Modi seems to have got away completely , apparently having very successfully made the money trail vanish with no clue whatsoever!

It is indeed a good news that finally the government has succeeded in ordering extradition of Mallya. I am sure there are teams working now on finding out Lalit Modi and he too will soon be brought back to pay for his deeds. I am really happy to read about the comments of the Judge, Aberthnot who said that it will do good for Mallya to cool his heels behind bars for a few months!

I hope the government will keep working on bringing such criminals back to India and also to recover the money. If all the defaulters and cheats are brought to the book, some of the loses incured by the banks will be recovered and the confidence of investors restored. I shiver at the thought of that banks will give me only Rs One Lac in case declared bankruptcy.

It is good for BJP government that he bring all criminal before general election. Congress and opposition are blaming to BJP and Modi for run away of these criminals.

However he is only agreeing to pay the principal amount, what about the interest, costs incured to fight the case, time taken, etc. This is certainly a big achievement, but not complete justice. The amount repaid is not complete by him and he says he is abiding law! Should have some sense, he could have repaid before going to another country, then he would have some dignity.

epraneeth77 wrote:

However he is only agreeing to pay the principal amount, what about the interest, costs incured to fight the case, time taken, etc. This is certainly a big achievement, but not complete justice. The amount repaid is not complete by him and he says he is abiding law! Should have some sense, he could have repaid before going to another country, then he would have some dignity.

Problem is, he does not have any dignity nor any shame. Look at the way he lived all his life, surrounded by young beautiful bimbos, guzzling spirits all the time and living a life of luxury that is so decadent. My opinion is that, take the entire principal amount from him and confiscate all his properties, most of them have been done so, leave him with absolutely nothing and take away his passport and let him rot in a jail.

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

epraneeth77 wrote:

However he is only agreeing to pay the principal amount, what about the interest, costs incured to fight the case, time taken, etc. This is certainly a big achievement, but not complete justice. The amount repaid is not complete by him and he says he is abiding law! Should have some sense, he could have repaid before going to another country, then he would have some dignity.

Problem is, he does not have any dignity nor any shame. Look at the way he lived all his life, surrounded by young beautiful bimbos, guzzling spirits all the time and living a life of luxury that is so decadent. My opinion is that, take the entire principal amount from him and confiscate all his properties, most of them have been done so, leave him with absolutely nothing and take away his passport and let him rot in a jail.

Absolutely, and not the rest of his life but a rigorous imprisonment so to gie others like him a lesson. After all he has more than enjoyed his quota of luxory on public's money and now he must pay some of it back.