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Nirav Modi Extradition Issue
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Former UK home secretary Priti Patel criticizes delay in exfraditing Nirav Modi, claiming it strained UK-India ties. She signed his extradition order in 2021 but he remains in UK. India is reportedly angry over delay, affecting bilateral cooperation on migrant returns.
How it unfolded
2d ago
Patel says India delayed migrant talks over Modi extradition
3d ago
Priti Patel claims extradition delay hurt UK-India ties
4d ago
Shadow minister Priti Patel says she is appalled by Nirav Modi still in UK
What happened earlier
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Full story →India "Hugely Angry": UK MP Who Signed Nirav Modi's Extradition Order
Nirav Modi is wanted in India for fraud and money laundering charges in the USD 2 billion PNB loan scam.
A UK MP who signed Nirav Modi's extradition order described India as 'hugely angry' over delays.
The extradition case is pending in UK courts, drawing diplomatic attention between India and the UK.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →Appalled and horrified that Nirav Modi still in UK, says shadow minister Priti Patel
Priti Patel, shadow minister, expressed being appalled and horrified that Nirav Modi remains in the UK.
Nirav Modi is wanted in India for the Central Bureau of Investigation case of Punjab National Bank fraud.
He is also wanted by the Enforcement Directorate for alleged money laundering.
Patel's statement relates to Modi's three sets of criminal proceedings in India.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →'Hugely angry': Ex-UK home secretary claims Nirav Modi extradition delayed Britain's migrant talks with India
Priti Patel claimed India delayed accepting illegal Indian migrants from Britain because Nirav Modi has not yet been extradited.
Patel served as UK home secretary from 2019 to 2022.
The remarks were made in the fourth episode of the podcast Diamond King.
The podcast is produced by Daily Telegraph journalists Rob Mendick and Mick Brown.