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Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi are the prime accused in the bank scam involving fake guarantees in the name of the state-run lender PNB.
Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi is accused in the Rs. 13,000-crore PNB fraud case.
NEW DELHI/LONDON: Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi, prime accused In the Rs. 13,000-crore PNB fraud case, has been arrested in in central London’s Holborn area. He is now being produced in court. On two different occasions, Nirav Modi was seen by the media in London after the UK put out an arrest warrant for him. Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi are the prime accused in the bank scam involving fake guarantees in the name of the state-run lender PNB to secure loans overseas. Both left India in January last year before the CBI started investigating the PNB scam.
Earlier this month, Nirav Modi was seen walking in London by a reporter of British newspaper The Telegraph. In a two-minute clip shared by the newspaper, the billionaire, was seen wearing a much-talked about expensive ostrich hide jacket, repeatedly said “no comments”.
Here are the LIVE updates on Nirav Modi’s arrest
Enforcement Directorate statement on Nirav Modi



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You can run, but cannot hide from the country’s Chowkidar. As wheels of justice grind, after Vijay Mallya, fugitive Nirav Modi has been arrested in London. Clear sign that this is not the India which will allow economic offenders to loot the country & evade the long arm of law.
Omar Abdullah on Nirav Modi’s arrest
Nirav Modi said had he has done nothing wrong. The alleged scam was a “civil transaction” that is being blown out of proportion, he said in his reply.
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You can run, but cannot hide from the country’s Chowkidar. As wheels of justice grind, after Vijay Mallya, fugitive Nirav Modi has been arrested in London. Clear sign that this is not the India which will allow economic offenders to loot the country & evade the long arm of law.
Nirav Modi said had he has done nothing wrong. The alleged scam was a “civil transaction” that is being blown out of proportion, he said in his reply.
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