Lalit Modi Arrest Warrant

Indian investigative agencies will make a fresh bid to obtain the much-delayed Interpol arrest warrant against former IPL chairman Lalit Modi after the Chennai Police recently submitted that it is actively pursuing its criminal probe against the former cricket czar and others.

Keeping up the offensive on the Vijay Mallya issue, Congress today asked the government whether it will seek his deportation from the UK or would put his case in "cold storage" by going in for his extradition as, it claimed, was done in the matter related to Lalit Modi.

The Centre today said it was taking steps to extradite Lalit Modi and a Red Corner notice may soon be issued against him, even as it attacked Congress alleging that the UPA government did not build a strong case against the scam-tainted cricket boss.

Lalit Modi, the former Indian Premier League chairman, could be arrested soon for his alleged involvement in a money-laundering case registered by the Enforcement Directorate.

A court in Mumbai has today issued a non-bailable warrant for Lalit Modi, who has asserted himself as a national controversy because of alleged close links to top leaders of the BJP.

Lalit Modi, the former IPL chief, could land in fresh trouble as the Enforcement Directorate seeks a non-bailable arrest warrant against him

Indian investigative agencies will make a fresh bid to obtain the much-delayed Interpol arrest warrant against former IPL chairman Lalit Modi after the Chennai Police recently submitted that it is actively pursuing its criminal probe against the former cricket czar and others.

Keeping up the offensive on the Vijay Mallya issue, Congress today asked the government whether it will seek his deportation from the UK or would put his case in "cold storage" by going in for his extradition as, it claimed, was done in the matter related to Lalit Modi.

The Centre today said it was taking steps to extradite Lalit Modi and a Red Corner notice may soon be issued against him, even as it attacked Congress alleging that the UPA government did not build a strong case against the scam-tainted cricket boss.

Lalit Modi, the former Indian Premier League chairman, could be arrested soon for his alleged involvement in a money-laundering case registered by the Enforcement Directorate.

A court in Mumbai has today issued a non-bailable warrant for Lalit Modi, who has asserted himself as a national controversy because of alleged close links to top leaders of the BJP.

Lalit Modi, the former IPL chief, could land in fresh trouble as the Enforcement Directorate seeks a non-bailable arrest warrant against him