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Vijay Mallya says he fears being murdered if he is put in an Indian jail. Over a corruption case, the Indian government wants to extradite the Force India team owner and boss from Britain.
And the Times of India reports that Mallya is arguing to a London court that he fears being murdered, citing a case involving a female prisoner in June. Mallya's legal team also said "torture in Indian jails" is another strong argument against extradition. "He fears for his life in case he is sent back", a source said.
But an official insisted: "The UK court will take into account a sovereign guarantee given by the government of India that Vijay Mallya would be kept in a safe jail environment at Arthur Road jail (in Mumbai)." (GMM)
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Login to replycalle.itw
Posts: 8,395
I might be a bit harsh when I say this, but you should've thought about that before you got your hands dirty.
Barron
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He would become a “Booze Baron” in a British jail, and they would be very pleased to have him..He is starting to clutch at straws now though, isn’t he?