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India Seeks UK's Help In Extradition Of Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi
India today sought the help of United Kingdom for early extradition of liquor baron Vijay Mallya and former IPL honcho Lalit Modi, along with locating diamantaire Nirav Modi during the third Indo-UK home affairs dialogue in Delhi, officials said.
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India, UK Discuss Extradition Of Fugitives, Visa Problems
India and the UK have discussed the issues that affect the extradition of fugitives "across the board" and the problems faced due to delays by British authorities in granting visas to Indians, including students.
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Passport Issue: Government Says it Did Not File Appeal Against Lalit Modi and 4 Others
Disgraced IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is among four people against whom the government did not file appeal against the orders of lower courts for issue of passports, said the Centre.
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Lalit Modi Wrote to Swaraj Kaushal, then Withdrew Letter, Says Indofil Chief KK Modi
Tainted cricket tycoon Lalit Modi's father and Indofil chief KK Modi today said his son did write a letter to Swaraj Kaushal, the husband of External Affairs Affairs minister Sushma Swaraj, but it was withdrawn later.
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Forget Being an Absconder, Lalit Modi is Not Even an Accused, Says Former Mumbai Top Cop R D Tyagi, Who Helped Him
After Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje's controversial affidavit, new details emerged today revealing that retired Mumbai Police Commissioner R D Tyagi was one of those who backed former IPL chief Lalit Modi for his immigration plea in the United Kingdom.
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Ex-Supreme Court Judges Said Lalit Modi's Passport Was Wrongly Revoked
After Lalit Modi, cricket tycoon, fled to London amid a corruption investigation, his appeal for immigration included a supporting statement from top BJP leader Vasundhara Raje; on the list of other Indians who furnished documents for his case are two retired Supreme Court judges, as well RD Tyagi, who had served as police commissioner of Mumbai, w...
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Lalit Modi Tweets: 'Happy to Meet Gandhi Family' in London
Lalit Modi's tweets about "meeting the Gandhi family" in London have been seized by the ruling BJP as it confronts calls for the resignation of Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje for helping the graft-accused cricket boss.
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Not Just Vasundhara Raje, More VIP 'Witnesses' Helped Lalit Modi: Sources
Vasundhara Raje, the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, is battling a storm over her support to disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi but legal sources have told NDTV that she is not the only one - many more VIPs signed affidavits to support Mr Modi's immigration request to the UK.
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Vasundhara Raje's Testimony May Have Helped Lalit Modi Extend Stay in UK
A UK court had relied on the testimony of "credible witnesses" to uphold Lalit Modi's appeal to stay on in England. Among the testimonies presented to the court in 2011 was that of Vasundhara Raje, who said that Lalit Modi was a victim of a political witch hunt.
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BJP Leaders Attended Lord's Match; Questions Over Who Organised Tickets
A series of A-listers from the BJP including then president Nitin Gadkari watched a test match at Lord's in London in July 2011. Party leader Vijay Jolly told NDTV today that the tickets for the match, which took place in July 21-15, were not arranged by controversial cricket tycoon Lalit Modi, wanted in India in a slew of corruption cases.
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India Seeks UK's Help In Extradition Of Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi
India today sought the help of United Kingdom for early extradition of liquor baron Vijay Mallya and former IPL honcho Lalit Modi, along with locating diamantaire Nirav Modi during the third Indo-UK home affairs dialogue in Delhi, officials said.
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India, UK Discuss Extradition Of Fugitives, Visa Problems
India and the UK have discussed the issues that affect the extradition of fugitives "across the board" and the problems faced due to delays by British authorities in granting visas to Indians, including students.
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Passport Issue: Government Says it Did Not File Appeal Against Lalit Modi and 4 Others
Disgraced IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is among four people against whom the government did not file appeal against the orders of lower courts for issue of passports, said the Centre.
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Lalit Modi Wrote to Swaraj Kaushal, then Withdrew Letter, Says Indofil Chief KK Modi
Tainted cricket tycoon Lalit Modi's father and Indofil chief KK Modi today said his son did write a letter to Swaraj Kaushal, the husband of External Affairs Affairs minister Sushma Swaraj, but it was withdrawn later.
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Forget Being an Absconder, Lalit Modi is Not Even an Accused, Says Former Mumbai Top Cop R D Tyagi, Who Helped Him
After Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje's controversial affidavit, new details emerged today revealing that retired Mumbai Police Commissioner R D Tyagi was one of those who backed former IPL chief Lalit Modi for his immigration plea in the United Kingdom.
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Ex-Supreme Court Judges Said Lalit Modi's Passport Was Wrongly Revoked
After Lalit Modi, cricket tycoon, fled to London amid a corruption investigation, his appeal for immigration included a supporting statement from top BJP leader Vasundhara Raje; on the list of other Indians who furnished documents for his case are two retired Supreme Court judges, as well RD Tyagi, who had served as police commissioner of Mumbai, w...
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Lalit Modi Tweets: 'Happy to Meet Gandhi Family' in London
Lalit Modi's tweets about "meeting the Gandhi family" in London have been seized by the ruling BJP as it confronts calls for the resignation of Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje for helping the graft-accused cricket boss.
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Not Just Vasundhara Raje, More VIP 'Witnesses' Helped Lalit Modi: Sources
Vasundhara Raje, the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, is battling a storm over her support to disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi but legal sources have told NDTV that she is not the only one - many more VIPs signed affidavits to support Mr Modi's immigration request to the UK.
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Vasundhara Raje's Testimony May Have Helped Lalit Modi Extend Stay in UK
A UK court had relied on the testimony of "credible witnesses" to uphold Lalit Modi's appeal to stay on in England. Among the testimonies presented to the court in 2011 was that of Vasundhara Raje, who said that Lalit Modi was a victim of a political witch hunt.
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BJP Leaders Attended Lord's Match; Questions Over Who Organised Tickets
A series of A-listers from the BJP including then president Nitin Gadkari watched a test match at Lord's in London in July 2011. Party leader Vijay Jolly told NDTV today that the tickets for the match, which took place in July 21-15, were not arranged by controversial cricket tycoon Lalit Modi, wanted in India in a slew of corruption cases.
