New Delhi: Fugitive Diamond Trader Mehul Choksi There are fears that she may be kidnapped again and taken to Guyana, from where she may be taken illegally and illegally.
In an exclusive conversation with ANI, Choksi “I can once again be coerced and kidnapped, and taken to Guyana, where there is a strong Indian presence, which can be used to illegally and illegally turn me away,” he said.
He alleged, “I am currently confined to the confines of my home in Antigua, my poor health does not allow me to go anywhere else, and the traumatic experience I suffered at the hands of my Indian captors is an irreversible decline.” cause.”
“I am seeking help for my devastating state of mental health as I am consumed by constant fear, numbed by the shock of my experiences over the past few months. I am unable to step out of my home despite my doctors’ recommendations. I am unable and now I want to avoid limelight at all cost. My poor health does not allow me to go and do anything.
He alleged, “My lawyers are fighting cases in both Antigua and Dominica and I am very confident that I will be victorious because I am an Antiguan citizen who has been kidnapped, kidnapped and taken against my will to a different country against my will.” was gone.”
“It is a matter of record as to the extent to which some governments are willing to go to secure my presence, but I have full faith in the legal system of Commonwealth countries and I am sure justice will prevail in the end,” he said. ,
Choksi had gone missing from Antigua on May 23 this year after going out for dinner and was soon caught in Dominica.
He was charged with illegal entry by police into Dominica after he allegedly fled Antigua and Barbuda in a possible attempt to avoid extradition to India.
Later on 12 July, the Dominica High Court granted him interim bail on medical grounds.
62-year-old fugitive wanted in India in Rs 13,500 crore fraud case Punjab National Bank ,GNP,
In an exclusive conversation with ANI, Choksi “I can once again be coerced and kidnapped, and taken to Guyana, where there is a strong Indian presence, which can be used to illegally and illegally turn me away,” he said.
He alleged, “I am currently confined to the confines of my home in Antigua, my poor health does not allow me to go anywhere else, and the traumatic experience I suffered at the hands of my Indian captors is an irreversible decline.” cause.”
“I am seeking help for my devastating state of mental health as I am consumed by constant fear, numbed by the shock of my experiences over the past few months. I am unable to step out of my home despite my doctors’ recommendations. I am unable and now I want to avoid limelight at all cost. My poor health does not allow me to go and do anything.
He alleged, “My lawyers are fighting cases in both Antigua and Dominica and I am very confident that I will be victorious because I am an Antiguan citizen who has been kidnapped, kidnapped and taken against my will to a different country against my will.” was gone.”
“It is a matter of record as to the extent to which some governments are willing to go to secure my presence, but I have full faith in the legal system of Commonwealth countries and I am sure justice will prevail in the end,” he said. ,
Choksi had gone missing from Antigua on May 23 this year after going out for dinner and was soon caught in Dominica.
He was charged with illegal entry by police into Dominica after he allegedly fled Antigua and Barbuda in a possible attempt to avoid extradition to India.
Later on 12 July, the Dominica High Court granted him interim bail on medical grounds.
62-year-old fugitive wanted in India in Rs 13,500 crore fraud case Punjab National Bank ,GNP,
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