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.
Indianapolis-based Mr Khalsa, 45 on Wednesday announced that he will run for City Council of Fishers.
In multiple raids last month, federal authorities arrested 130 students, including 129 Indians, enrolled as students in an alleged fraudulent university in Metro Detroit area and working across the country.
The UK government has already made a formal apology amid uproar over the scandal last year, with a compensation scheme planned for those affected by a failure to have their citizenship rights recognised.
Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan Tuesday night took to Twitter to call upon the provincial authorities to take swift action against the culprits.
The judicial wars returned to Washington on Tuesday as the Senate Judiciary Committee met to consider Neomi Rao
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