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Mallya Claims Banks Recovered Over Rs 14,000 Cr, Calls Legal Pursuit Unjust

Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, currently residing in London, has publicly questioned the ongoing legal proceedings against him over dues linked to his now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines. Mallya argued that banks have already recovered more than Rs 14,000 crore, citing what he described as an Enforcement Directorate affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court. He alleged that the ED itself had confirmed both the recovery and the transfer of these funds to the concerned banks. Based on this claim, Mallya contended that continuing legal action against him amounts to an injustice. His remarks came as part of his broader effort to defend his position in the long-running bank dues case.

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Masked UK protesters target Pakistan U-19 cricket team in asylum seeker mix-up

A group of masked protesters gathered outside a Portsmouth hotel, mistakenly believing it housed asylum seekers. The hotel was in fact accommodating members of Pakistan's Under-19 cricket team, who were in the city for a tour. A local councillor intervened to clarify the misunderstanding, after which the protesters dispersed. The incident unfolded against a backdrop of growing tensions in Portsmouth over asylum seeker arrivals. The England and Wales Cricket Board has since launched a security review for the visiting Pakistani squad.