King of Bad Times- Vijay Mallya

It is the continued efforts of the present government and Arun Jaitley s visit to the UK in February this year that the extradition process began and his arrest is part of this process and he has been given a conditional bail apparently..It may be a tedious process and may take time as all such legal matters do but at least something is being done !

The link article is quite good and reliable 

https://www.google.co.in/amp/www.deccanchronicle.com/amp/nation/current-affairs/180417/liquor-baron-vijay-mallya-arrested-by-uk-police-in-london-reports.html

Whether its  due to Congress questioning or BJP's efforts, its good that at last step has been taken to arrest him. Its long due.

Rambabu who are you addressing the above post to ? I am sure all members are capable of reading and understanding the matter probably​ much better than you ..

This information is meant for those members who are not aware about Vijaya Mallya's news. It is not good to take the members for granted.

For your information, I was  clarifying Jabeen's doubt

"Whether its  due to Congress questioning or BJP's efforts, its good that at last step has been taken to arrest him. Its long due."

If you can understand , Jabeen is much more capable of understanding the post , hence there is no need for clarification ...Other members too are smart enough !

rambabu wrote:

This information is meant for those members who are not aware about Vijaya Mallya's news. It is not good to take the members for granted.

For your information, I was  clarifying Jabeen's doubt

"Whether its  due to Congress questioning or BJP's efforts, its good that at last step has been taken to arrest him. Its long due."

After reading your post I now doubt myself whether I have been able to communicate properly or not!!!! Or is it another point grabbing technique???

Anyway what I wanted to say is that it doesn't matter whether the step to arrest Vijay was taken because of Congress questioning about the issue or because of BJP efforts the fact is steps has been taken to arrest him and that's what matters.

Anyhow, I don't want to stretch this issue further.

The fault is with me.

I may please be excused.

One thing I would like to impress upon all the members is that thee is no necessity for me  for me to gather points

You may try and impress but action speaks louder than words, the manner in which you go around liking every post possible ..And making irrelevant posts just to get points !!! No one believes you for sure ..

The past record of UK is not good in these matters. Let us hope this time it is successful on geting the fugitive bsck.

India is putting all the efforts to bring back  Vijay Mallya to India. Already extradition process started, which takes time. On request by India, Britain promised to speed up the process of extradition.

vijay wrote:

The past record of UK is not good in these matters. Let us hope this time it is successful on geting the fugitive bsck.

That's true, there are more loopholes in their legal  proceedings that helps the crooks escape rather than punish them. Knowing Vijay Mallya, he is bound to manipulate the laws to it's maximum ..

I think that not need to happy on arrest of Malya. We must be remember that Music director Nadim and Lalit Modi are also wanted person of India but they are spending happy life in UK.

LOL. From the examples you gave, it is evident that criminals know how to escape from the clutches of law.

rambabu wrote:

LOL. From the examples you gave, it is evident that criminals know how to escape from the clutches of law.

Not only I am every one knows about loop holes in law of India.

anil wrote:

I think that not need to happy on arrest of Malya. We must be remember that Music director Nadim and Lalit Modi are also wanted person of India but they are spending happy life in UK.

Each case has to be dealt differently since they are different in nature. Nadim is there on a murder charge and Sushil Modi on money laundering like Malllya. The loop holes are there in both India when these people were able to get away during the previous regime and now bringing them back is not in our hands because UK has to do it according to the extradition procedure..

anil wrote:

rambabu wrote:

LOL. From the examples you gave, it is evident that criminals know how to escape from the clutches of law.

Not only I am every one knows about loop holes in law of India.

True. The main problem loop  holes in our law. Criminals cleverly make use of them