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The Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday that they know about former IPL boss Lalit Modi’s acquisition of Vanuatu’s citizenship and the application to surrender their India passport at India’s High Commission in London.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said that according to the ministry law, all cases against him are going on to carry forward.
“It is revealed that Mr. Lalit Modi has made an application for surrender to his passport in the High Commission of India in London. A ministry spokesman said that the same investigation will be done in the light of extinct rules and procedures.
He said, “It is also given to us to understand that he has acquired the citizenship of Vanuatu. We continue to chase the case against him as needed under the law. ,
About Lalit Modi
Lalit Modi, who previously served as the Vice President of the Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI), is accused of violating bidding, money laundering and Forex Management Act, 1999 (FEMA).
He left India during an investigation into financial misconduct in 2010, including unauthorized fund transfer.
Meanwhile, about Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s visit to Russia, Mea informed the press, “About Foreign Secretary’s visit. Foreign Secretary is visiting Moscow for Foreign Office Consultation. When you have all the aspects, political relations, economic affairs, other issues, events, energy, energy, partnerships, all matters and are going to meet.”
He added, “So hopefully the meeting will end once, we will have more information. But just to tell you that he has gone there as part of the Foreign Office consultation.
Earlier, Foreign Minister of Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavro in Johannesburg on Thursday, where he discussed the ongoing progress of bilateral cooperation between India and Russia.
During that meeting, both discussed the recent meeting of Ukraine Sangharsh and Lavrov in Riyadh. Sharing a post on X, Jaishankar then said, “In Johannesburg, Russia was happy to meet FM Sergei Lavrov.
The Post said, “Discussed recent developments related to the Ukraine struggle, including his Riyadh meeting. Agreed to stay in touch.”
(With input from agencies)
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