Breaking:The Home Ministry of UK conceded endorsement for removal of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi

 The Home Ministry of UK conceded endorsement for removal of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi .Accused in PNB Case

                        

Nirav Modi is brought to Mumbai, he will be kept in one of the three cells of encampment number 12

The Home Ministry of UK conceded endorsement for removal of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi , needed in India on charges of misrepresentation and tax evasion in Punjab National Bank (PNB) trick case. 

On February 25, a UK court had decided for removal of Modi. Mumbai's Arthur Road prison has kept a unique cell prepared to stop him. The prison official said that once Nirav Modi is brought to Mumbai, he will be kept in one of the three cells of encampment number 12, which is a high security sleeping enclosure. 

The Westminster Court decided that Modi not just has a case to reply in the Indian courts yet that there is no proof to recommend he would not get a reasonable preliminary in India. 

Modi lost his almost two-year-long fight in court against removal on all grounds. 

Modi is the subject of two arrangements of criminal procedures, with the CBI case identifying with a huge scope misrepresentation upon PNB through the fake acquiring of LoUs or advance arrangements, and the ED case identifying with the washing of the returns of that extortion. 

He likewise faces two extra charges of 'causing the vanishing of proof' and scaring observers or criminal terrorizing to cause passing added to the CBI case. 

The gem specialist has been in jail since he was captured on March 19, 2019, on a removal warrant executed by Scotland Yard and his efforts to look for bail have been over and over turned down.