Indian diamond tycoon accused of $2 billion fraud arrested in London, police say
Prosecuting wealthy individuals accused of breaking the law could boost the prime minister’s image ahead of polls due to start next month. Mallya and Nirav Modi deny the allegations. “It’s a success” for the prime minister’s “efforts in catching defaulters.” said Harish Ramaswamy, a political analyst and professor of political science at Karnataka University. Prosecuting wealthy individuals accused of breaking the law could boost the prime minister’s image ahead of polls due to start next month. Mallya and Nirav Modi deny the allegations.
Source: National Post March 20, 2019 15:22 UTC
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