@ vijay ..If we look at the past we see that the loan that was lent to Mallya reached parliament in late 2015 , 4 years after it became a non performing asset. Now whose fault is that ? Definitely the previous government's. To quote ..
Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi and Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad have hit out at the Narendra Modi government for letting Mallya escape the country.
“My charge against this government is that when so many agencies were interrogating him (Mallya), why was he not arrested, why was his passport not confiscated,” Azad said in Rajya Sabha.
This was followed with a series of tweets by Gandhi on the issue asking how the government allowed “Vijay Mallya, who owes Rs 9,000 crore to banks, to leave the country". Gandhi also brought in the comparison of what would have happened to a common man who is forced to commit ‘chori’ (usko aap markar andar kar dete ho) and “the big businessman who loots Rs 9,000 crore is sent to Engalnd in first class. What is this happening?” Gandhi asks the Modi government why somebody who is under CBI’s look out notice is still in Rajya Sabha and wants Mallya to be prevented from going out of the country.
Rahul Gandhi’s emotional outburst and his willingness to raise questions, at least now, is welcome. But Gandhi should first ask his own party, who was ruling the country for the last one decade that why Mallya, in the first place, was given a soft approach by the government banks (huge amount of loans despite being a loss making airline, restructuring facility and soft approach in recovery process) except in the last few months? Remember the Kingfisher loan became an NPA in 2012.
Pay no mind to those who talk behind your back, it simply means that you are two steps ahead !!!
