No evidence to justify Indian businessman Mallya's extradition, UK court hears


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  • Wednesday, 12 Sep 2018

Vijay Mallya arrives at Westminster Magistrates Court in London, Britain, September 12, 2018. REUTERS/Toby Melville

LONDON (Reuters) - The Indian government has failed to provide any substantial evidence to justify extraditing tycoon Vijay Mallya from Britain to face fraud charges, his lawyer told a London court on Wednesday.

India wants to extradite 62-year-old Indian businessman from Britain to face criminal action relating to loans taken out by his defunct Kingfisher Airlines and Indian authorities want to recover about $1.4 billion they say Kingfisher owes.

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