PNB’s CEO said Modi has reached out to PNB to present a repayment plan but the bank has sought more details. Nirav Modi had left India even before the CBI complaint was filed, according to media reports that didn’t cite any people.
India’s foreign ministry on Friday said it has suspended Modi and Choksi’s passports, and the documents may be revoked if they fail to respond.
“We will seek government intervention to extradite Modi and Choksi and will not allow any settlement that leaves burden on tax payers,” C.H. Venkatachalam, general secretary of the All India Bank Employees Association, said in a phone interview. “From the data we are collecting the sense is that the amount is set to become bigger.”
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