Ahead Of Vijay Mallya And Nirav Modi’s Return In Delhi, UK CPS Delegation Tours Tihar Jail | India News

The Delegation of the United Kingdom Crown Prosecutor’s Office (CPS) recently visited the Tihar prison in Delhi. The visit aimed to ensure the return of high -profile economic criminals. The team examined the prison facilities and evaluated the living conditions for prisoners.

According to reports, the CPS team toured the high -security wards of Asia’s largest prison and even interacted with some prisoners. The visit aimed to ensure that the British courts will be confident that the fugitives returned to India, including businessman Vijay Mallya and Jewelery Nirav Modi, will be in a safe and safe environment.

During the visit, the Indian officials gave information to the British delegation about the infrastructure of Tihar prison, health facilities and security protocols. They also assured that prisoners returned from the UK would not encounter any ill -treatment or illegal interrogation while in custody.

Authorities also stated that if necessary, a private settlement could be established in Tihar prison to host high -profile prisoners and that they could provide their safety and access to appropriate opportunities.

This audit, after encountering more than one setback in the refund transactions in the Indian courts, often stated that defense lawyers often specify the conditions of the bad prison in India to prevent deportation. By allowing external control, the Indian government hopes to resist such objections and strengthen their legal case abroad.

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According to IANS, India currently has 178 return requests with foreign governments, and about 20 of them are waiting in the UK. Among these, cases against Vijay Mallya, accused of defaulting loans worth 9,000 RS; Nirav Modi was searched in the case of 13.000 RS Crore Punjab National Bank Fraud; Defense dealer Sanjay Bhandari; And several Halistan leader.

Government officials said CPS audit is an important step in showing India’s commitment to international legal standards and accountability to the prisoner treatment.

Authorities, this exercise will help to accelerate the extradition of economic criminals and fugitives hidden in the UK.

(With Ians entrances)