Mallya has applied for 'another route' to stay in the UK, says lawyer

by International | 23-01-2021 | 1145 views

Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya has applied to the UK Home Secretary Priti Patel for "another route" to be able to stay in the country, his lawyer confirmed. The 65-year-old remains out on bail until Patel signs off on his extradition order. The UK has previously said that a confidential legal process remains ongoing before the extradition order can be executed.

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