Indian authorities have no grounds to extradite me from Britain,wont come back: Mallya
It took India close to 11 months to get the extradition process in motion from the date Mallya left the country on March 2.
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya on Wednesday said that Indian authorities had no grounds to extradite him from Britain and he will not be coming back to India.
Mallya, who co-owns the Force India Formula One team, said that he has become a "political football" between the two major political parties of India, Reuters reported.
Quoting Mallya, who was speaking to Reuters during the launch of his team's 2017 car, said, "The government-owned banks are trying to hold me personally responsible for the failure of India's largest airline and to repay their debts."
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