
The Central Bureau of Investigation is expected to leave for London soon to assist in the extradition case of accused jewellery tycoon Nirav Modi as his bail hearing approaches on Friday.
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The Central Bureau of Investigation is expected to leave for London soon to assist in the extradition case of accused jewellery tycoon Nirav Modi as his bail hearing approaches on Friday.
Mehul Choksi has made a new application at a Prevention of Money Laundering Act court in Mumbai to revoke the non-bailable arrest warrant issued against him, citing ill health and fears for his life.
India is committed to ensuring a swift extradition of accused jewellery tycoon Nirav Modi, the Ministry of External Affairs’ spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said in a statement. Modi’s legal team are working on his bail.
Nirav Modi is currently being held in Her Majesty’s Prison Wandsworth in south-west London, UK, after his bail application was rejected. The ED and CBI expect the extradition case to move swiftly.
Nirav Modi, India's fugitive jeweller to the stars, refused to submit to extradition when he appeared in a London court on Wednesday.
Fugitive billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi had been arrested in London on behalf of the Indian authorities, British police said on Wednesday.
A UK court issued an arrest warrant for Nirav Modi and the fugitive jewellery tycoon is expected to be arrested soon. A Central Bureau of Investigation team will fly to the UK within a week to attend the court hearing.
A Prevention of Money Laundering Act court in Mumbai issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for Nirav Modi’s wife Ami Modi on March 15 in connection with the Punjab National Bank fraud case.
Nirav Modi was able to enter the UK on a previously issued investor’s visa after news of his accused fraud at the Punjab National Bank broke in the media, new reports show.
The Enforcement Directorate has released the details of its new charge sheet filed against Nirav Modi which states that Modi diverted Rs 934 crore ($140.4 million) of fraudulently obtained money into personal accounts.