New Delhi sources have added that Delhi Court had declared beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya a proclaimed offender for evading summons in a FERA violation case. Meanwhile the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Deepak Shehrawat passed the order after noting that Mallya failed to appear before it despite repeated summons.




The court said "In view that Vijay Mallya failed to appear before this court within 30 days, and no representation was made on his behalf, he is declared as proclaimed offender” and the court had on April 12 last year issued an open ended non-bailable warrant against the liquor baron.

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According to Enforcement Directorate (ED), Mallya was summoned on four occasions for questioning in connection with a contract signed in December, 1995 with London based firm Benetton Formula Ltd for promotion of the Kingfisher brand abroad and moreover when Mallya failed to appear before ED in response to the summons, a complaint was filed on March 8, 2000 before a court here and later charges were framed against him under FERA.

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