Mehul Choksi is wanted in India for his involvement in the Rs 13,500 crore scam.
New Delhi:
Fugitive Diamantaire Mehul Choksi fears that he may be kidnapped again and may be taken to Guyana, where he may be taken illegally and illegally.
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Choksi said, “I could be raped and kidnapped again, and taken to Guyana, where there is a strong Indian presence, which could be used to kicked me out illegally and illegally.”
“I am currently confined within the confines of my home in Antigua, my ill health prevents me from moving anywhere else and the traumatic experience I have suffered at the hands of my captors. India has led to irreversible degradation,” he alleged.
“I was looking for help with my dire mental health as I was consumed by constant fear, paralyzed by shock about my experiences over the past few months. I don’t. I can’t step out of the house despite the doctor’s and I’ve been advised. Now trying to stay out of the limelight at all costs, my poor health doesn’t allow me to do anything.
“My attorneys are fighting cases in both Antigua and Dominica and I have full confidence that I will prevail as I am an Antiguan Citizen who has been kidnapped, kidnapped and taken to another country illegally. with my will,” he alleged.
“It’s a matter of documenting the extent to which certain governments are willing to go to secure my presence, but I have full confidence in the commonwealth’s legal system and I’m sure that in the end justice will prevail.” .
Choksi went missing in Antigua on May 23 of this year after going out to dinner and was quickly arrested in Dominica. He was charged by Dominican police with illegal entry after he allegedly escaped from Antigua and Barbuda in a possible attempt to evade extradition to India.
Then on July 12, the Supreme Court of Dominica granted him temporary medical bail.
The 62-year-old fugitive is wanted in India for his involvement in a scam worth Rs 13,500 with Punjab National Bank (PNB).
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