A court in London has issued an arrest warrant against fugitive Indian diamantaire Nirav Modi, accused in the Rs 12,700 crore bank, confirmed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday.
According to the ED, the Westminster Court issued the arrest warrant against Nirav Modi on March 13.
The Indian government had moved an extradition request for Modi, who is currently in London, ED sources said in Delhi.
In the book, historian Ayesha Jalal had contended that the idea and practice of jihad had a long tradition in the Indian subcontinent with Balakot as its epicentre.
Nirav Modi's properties were attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002.
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Hiting out at BJP Chief Amit Shah for his comment, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said the SAD-BJP government did not even know the meaning of "common man".
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