'Wonder if I should become a cockroach': Mallya cries 'injustice' over bank dues
Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya has expressed frustration on social media regarding ongoing legal actions against him in India. Mallya claims he is being unfairly targeted and argues that his bank dues should be settled regardless of his physical presence in the UK.
Why it matters
The case remains a high-profile example of international extradition challenges and the recovery of non-performing assets in the Indian banking sector.
NEW DELHI: Vijay Mallya, declared a fugitive by the government, quipped on X about "becoming a cockroach", wondering if he may have a "better life on the cockroach side" as he cried "injustice" over legal action linked to his bank dues.Mallya, who is living in London, made the remarks while responding to the legal proceedings against him and defending his position on the recovery of money owed to banks by his now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines."With all the injustices I have faced and continue to face, I wonder if I should become a cockroach.
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