Will the BJP Government suceed in prosecuting Vijay Mallya?

Unwanted advice often comes from those who need "a lot more advice themselves" than they give to others.

I mean unsolicited advice Is usually more about the needs of the giver than the receiver.

 

I'm in forced exile but I'm willing to settle my dues with banks: Vijay Mallya

Mallya, whose passport was revoked this month, said he wants a "reasonable" settlement with creditor banks for his defunct airline, but they "are not getting any money" by taking his passport or arresting him.

Read more at : https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/52036686.cms

 

Mallaya is playing good game here of hide and seek.

 

Vijay Mallya made an offer to repay 4k crore plus an additional 2k if he wins his suit against GE. Everybody has agreed that this is a great offer.
I was right all along. Something is wrong somewhere. I think the real defaulters are being shielded and attention is being diverted. The RBI has also asked banks to remove certain groups from the defaulter list and its willful defaulter list is hilarious.
"Not so good time for banking sector I would say."

 

https://www.sptulsian.com/article/87536/the-villain-of-all-times-

 

Exclusive — Vijay Mallya, fugitive billionaire, breaks his silence

In an interview with Lionel Barber, FT editor, Vijay Mallya rejects the allegations against him. With business interests from cricket to Formula One, the businessman says he is ‘in forced exile’ after New Delhi cancelled his passport

 

Top 10 defaulters ... Mallya, though he is at fault, stands a distant 9th ... What is the govt going to do with the 1st eight, couple of them belonging to the government itself?

1. Usha Ispat: Usha Ispat is a metals and mining industry with Rs 16,911 crore outstanding amount and willful defaults of Rs 5,093 crore. Its key creditor is LIC.

2, Lloyds Steel: The second on the list is Lloyds Steel with an outstanding amount of Rs 9,478 crore and total wilful defaults of Rs 6,309 crore. Its key creditor is Bank of India. This company is now acquired by Uttam Galva Group

3. Hindustan Cables Ltd: The telecom cables company has an outstanding amount of Rs 4,917 crore and its key creditor is Bank if India. This company is now winding up.

4. Hindustan Photofilms MFG co: The Photo Films company is the fourth defaulter with Rs 3,929 crore as an outstanding amount credited by LIC. This company is not functional anymore.

5. Zoom Developers: The Real estate company has an outstanding amount of Rs 3,843 crore with Rs 137 crore wilful defaults. Oriental Bank of Commerce is its key creditor.

6. Prakash Industries: Prakash Industries is a mining, steel and power company with an outstanding amount of Rs 3,665 crore and wilful defaults of Rs 2,233 crore. Its key creditor is also LIC. This company is operational.Prakash Industries is a mining, steel and power company with an outstanding amount of Rs 3,665 crore and wilful defaults of Rs 2,233 crore. Its key creditor is also LIC. This company is operational.

7. Cranes Software International: The IT company has Rs 3,580 crore outstanding amount with Rs 2505 crore wilful defaults. Its key creditor is Bank of India. This company is operational.

8. Prag Bosimi Synthetics: The eighth wilful defaulter is Prag Bosimi Synthetics which is a textile industry with an outstanding amount of Rs 3,558 crore credited by IDBI Bank. This company is operational.

9. Kingfisher Airlines: The most talked about aviation company Kingfisher Airlines is the ninth wilful defaulter with an outstanding amount of Rs 3,259 crore. Its key creditor is Punjab national Bank. This company is closed.

10. Malvika Steel: The steel industry has an outstanding amount of Rs 3057 crore and its key creditor is GIC. This company is closed.

 

https://www.dnaindia.com/money/repo...turn-to-india-but-on-these-conditions-2212778

 

Setback for India in Vijay Mallya case; here’s why

Interpol has completed an initial review of India’s application seeking a red corner notice (RCN) against Vijay Mallya and has decided there is no case to issue a notice right away, according to a CNBC TV18 report on Friday.

https://www.financialexpress.com/ar...-india-in-vijay-mallya-case-heres-why/273660/

 

Enforcement attatched rs . 1000+ crores worth mallya assets.