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Vijay Mallya debt recovery and legal dispute

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Vijay Mallya, an individual declared a Fugitive Economic Offender by the Indian government, has raised allegations regarding discrepancies in the debt recovery process. Mallya has claimed that the figures reported by the Indian government and banks are inconsistent, noting that while his original judgment debt was Rs 6,203 crore, authorities have claimed recoveries as high as Rs 14,100 crore. Mallya has criticized the perceived inequality in how different high-profile borrowers settle their debts and has called for an independent investigation by a retired judge to verify the calculations. He further asserted that he is not a fugitive avoiding law, but a permanent resident of the United Kingdom who is legally prohibited from leaving the country. In recent developments, Mallya has expanded his criticism toward Indian investigative agencies, accusing the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of concocting false charges and engaging in character assassination. He defended the loans taken by Kingfisher Airlines, asserting they were approved by the relevant banks, and criticized the ED for publicizing enforcement actions without formal chargesheets. Mallya also noted that 350 crore from seized assets was used to pay outstanding salaries for Kingfisher Airlines employees and has demanded a refund of surplus funds. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs continues to maintain its commitment to bringing fugitives wanted by Indian law back to the country to face trial, citing the complex legal and diplomatic layers involved in the process.

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