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Where is Lalit Modi? Fugitive & Ex-IPL Boss Shares Photo From Vanuatu After Citizenship Snub
Lalit Modi is wanted by Indian law enforcement agencies in connection with allegations that he was involved in embezzlement of crores of rupees during his stint as the top boss of the IPL.
Vanuatu is scrambling to cancel the citizenship of fugitive Indian ex-IPL boss Lalit Modi. Can it?
Lalit Modi was the man who founded the lucrative Indian Premier League, then fled India. Now, he's trying to ditch his Indian passport for Vanuatu's.
Why Vanuatu's move to revoke Lalit Modi's citizenship is remarkable
Vanuatu, a small island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, on Monday announced its decision to cancel citizenship for Indian businessman and fugitive Lalit Modi. Shortly after the Indian media was flooded with the news,
Vanuatu Citizenship Commission to await court verdict before decision on cancelling Lalit Modi's citizenship, say local media
Shortly after Vanuatu News outlet Vanuatu Post reported that the Prime Minister of the country, Jotham Napat, had asked the Citizenship Commission to cancel Lalit Modi's citizenship, the former IPL boss cited another news report which said that the commission would await the outcome of the court before making any decision.
Vanuatu: The hidden Pacific gem that revoked Lalit Modi's passport
Vanuatu, which canceled Lalit Modi's passport, is home to active volcanoes, pristine reefs, and rich traditions. Learn about this island nation's history, investment program, and unique cultural highlights.
‘Beautiful ocean in a beautiful country’: Lalit Modi posts from Vanuatu as PM Napat orders cancellation of passport
Vanuatu Prime Minister Jotham Napat on Monday directed the Citizenship Commission to cancel the passport issued to former Indian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi, saying that the fugitive was attempting to avoid his extradition.
Vanuatu, the land of golden passports—where fugitives like Lalit Modi can buy citizenship for a crore
In 2020, revenue from its ‘golden passport’ scheme was Vanuatu’s single-largest source of income. Revocation of Lalit Modi’s citizenship has brought country of islands into spotlight.
Vanuatu Cancels Lalit Modi’s Passport Over Extradition Concerns
NEW DELHI- Vanuatu has canceled the passport of former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi, citing concerns that he was using it to evade extradition to India. Prime Minister Jotham Napat emphasized that citizenship is a privilege, not a right, and ordered its revocation.
Where is Vanuatu? Lalit Modi's citizenship ‘cancelled’ following PM Jotham Napat's order after ‘lack of evidence’
Vanuatu Prime Minister Jotham Napat has instructed the Citizenship Commission to revoke Lalit Modi's passport following Indian authorities' requests for an Interpol alert, which were rejected due to insufficient evidence.
Lalit Modi moves Vanuatu court against his passport cancellation
Lalit Modi challenges Vanuatu government's decision to revoke his passport in court. Modi, currently in Vanuatu, has appealed the cancellation of his citizenship. India's high commission in London had refused his request to surrender his Indian passport.
Vanuatu set to cancel Lalit Modi’s passport
Lalit Modi's Vanuatu passport will be cancelled after India's request, making him an illegal alien in the UK amid ongoing investigations against him.
'Been out of India for 15 years ...': Lalit Modi denies extradition claims
Lalit Modi has dismissed reports of an extradition notice against him as fake news, mentioning his extensive international ...
Lalit Modi denies extradition claims, labels media reports as 'fake news'
Lalit Kumar Modi denies reports of an extradition notice against him, calling them 'fake news.' He posted an Interpol report ...
Lalit Modi secures Vanuatu citizenship: From ‘visa-free travel’ to ‘no income tax’, 5 key benefits you need to know
Lalit Modi, the founder of the Indian Premier League (IPL), has submitted a request to the Indian High Commission in London ...
BCA flouted own rules to make Lalit Modi patron member
Vadodara: The Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) seems to have flouted its own rules by making former Indian Premier League (IPL) chief commissioner, La.