Vijay Mallya said: “None other than the prime minister of India specifically says in an interview that his government has recovered more money than I allegedly owe PSU banks and the same banks claim otherwise in English courts. Who does one believe? One or the other is lying.”
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A week after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a scathing attack at the runaway liquor baron Vijay Mallya, the businessman, on Thursday, tweeted and urged Modi to take his money against the loans extended to his companies.
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Union minister for road transport and highways Nitin Gadkari said it was “not right” to call someone a “fraud” who had repaid loans for 40 years but defaulted once he entered the aviation sector and ran into problems.
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Finance minister Arun Jaitley attacked Congress president Rahul Gandhi’s claim that he had met with Nirav Modi, the Indian fugitive businessman, in Parliament and used said the “clown prince was out clowning himself” by “resorting to lies”.
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The Congress president, in a tweet, demanded an independent probe from the prime minister on Vijay Mallya’s claim that the fugitive businessman had met the finance minister before he fled from India.
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