With all the injustices I have faced and continue to confronts, I wonder if I should become

With all the injustices I have faced and continue to confronts, I wonder if I should become

Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, who is wanted in India over a default of Rs 9,000 crore that was loaned to erstwhile Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) by several banks, wonders if he should become a cockroach, claiming he is a victim of injustice by the Indian government and is living abroad due to the ongoing process in the UK.

Continuing from his earlier posts on Tuesday where he had claimed that he was not a fugitive and the legal process in UK had barred his travel to India, Mallya said that repayments to bank was not a question of his physical presence in India. “With all the injustices I have faced and continue to face, I wonder if I should become a cockroach. Forget what I say if you don’t trust me. “Affidavit filed by the ED in the Hon’ble Bombay High Court. He also posted a table giving what he claimed was a statement of account of recovery and alleged that he had been wrongly labelled a fugitive. “To all who believe in fair and proper accounting justice please see the following table. Do I still deserve the way I am berated by the media and referred to as a fraudster at the very outset of a journalist’s script ? Maybe a better life on the cockroach side.

“And may I say again, affidavit filed in Court by the most feared criminal agency the Enforcement Directorate confirms that they handed over Rs 14,000 plus crores to the Banks in 2021. “For all who say I am a bhagoda refusing to come to India, please be aware that I have been a permanent resident of the United Kingdom since 1992 and am currently legally prohibited from leaving this country. Para 7 is the decreed debt and Para 17 shows recovered Rs 14,131.60 crore in 2021 !! 5 years on I am still referred to as a fraud who cheated the Banks,” he said. Earlier reporting noted: In a separate post, Mallya said the Enforcement Directorate, in an affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court, had accepted that it had recovered ₹ 14,000 crore from him and paid the amount to the banks to which he owed money.

Maybe a better life on the cockroach side,” he said, referencing the recent Cockroach Janta Party-led protests and alleged that he continued to face injustice. Focus on what the Enforcement Directorate said,” he alleged. All this started with poster boy actions by the Government of India who have been grossly unjust in my case,” he said in the post on X. Why not start asking when I will get my refund,” he said. Earlier reporting noted: ‘Maybe a better life on the cockroach side’, says Vijay Mallya on ‘injustices’ he faced Alleged fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, who is currently living in London, has once again claimed that he is a victim of injustice by the Indian government, saying that, given all the “injustices” he has faced, he wonders if he should become a “cockroach”. Earlier reporting noted: Taking to X, he said, “With all the injustices I have faced and continue to face, I wonder if I should become a cockroach.