Why did Vijay Mallya tell Lalit Modi, ‘We have been judged wrong’!

Vijay Mallya-Lalit Modi Update: The post of economic fugitive Lalit Modi is going viral on social media in which he has congratulated another economic fugitive Vijay Mallya on his birthday. The Indian government is engaged in the extradition of both Vijay Mallya and Lalit Modi.

Lalit Modi wishes happy birthday to Vijay Mallya

On the occasion of Vijay Mallya’s 69th birthday, former IPL chairman Lalit Modi congratulated him in his post on X and wrote, Happy birthday to my friend Vijay Mallya. He further wrote, there are ups and downs in life, we both have seen this time and this too will pass. May the coming year be your year. And may you be surrounded by love and laughter. Vijay Mallya also thanked Lalit Modi for his congratulatory message through a social media post. He wrote in his post, Thank you my dear friend. An attempt has been made to blame both of us in the country for which we tried to do something.

See more

Wishing you my friend #vijaymallya a very #happybirthday – Life sure has its ups and downs we have both seen it. This too shall pass. May the year ahead be your year. And you are surrounded by love and laughter. Big big hug 🤗✅🙏🏽@TheVijayMallya pic.twitter.com/ca5FyMFnqr

— Lalit Kumar Modi (@LalitKModi) December 18, 2024

Vijay Mallya raised questions on charging more loan

Earlier, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s statement in Parliament in which she said that recovery of Rs 14,131.6 crore has been made against the outstanding loan of Rs 6302 crore on Vijay Mallya. After this statement of the Finance Minister, Vijay Mallya wrote in his post that the Debt Recovery Tribunal had ruled that Kingfisher has a debt of Rs 6203 crore, which includes interest of Rs 1200 crore. But the Finance Minister told in Parliament that instead of the loan of Rs 6203 crore, ED and the bank have recovered Rs 14,131.60 crore from me and I still remain an economic offender.

See more

The Debt Recovery Tribunal adjudicated the KFA debt at Rs 6203 crores including Rs 1200 crores of interest. The FM announced in Parliament that through the ED,Banks have recovered Rs 14,131.60 crores from me against the judgment debt of Rs 6203 crores and I am still an economic…

— Vijay Mallya (@TheVijayMallya) December 18, 2024

Vijay Mallya said, until ED and banks do not legally justify how they can recover double the outstanding loan, I am entitled to get relief and I will fight for it.

read this also

Remittances In 2024: India tops the world with remittances of $ 129 billion, China-Pakistan are far behind