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India likely to assure UK court of fair treatment as Nirav Modi seeks to reopen extradition case
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The Indian Express
The Indian authorities are expected to counter the plea by assuring the court that Modi will not face questioning beyond the legal process if extradited.
Modi, 53, who is presently lodged in a UK jail, has lost his extradition plea to India in connection with an alleged bank loan fraud case, which is also being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
In case the court in the United Kingdom asks us, we may reiterate our assurance that he will not be subjected to any interrogation if extradited to India.
Modi was declared a fugitive economic offender by a Mumbai PMLA court in December 2019 and was arrested in London the same year.
The agency has attached assets worth Rs 2,596 crore in India and abroad in the case in the past.