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UK MP Who Signed Nirav Modi Extradition Order Says India Is Deeply Frustrated

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Nirav Modi, a fugitive Indian diamond merchant, is wanted in India to face trial over fraud and money laundering allegations. The case stems from an estimated USD 2 billion scam involving Punjab National Bank (PNB). A UK Member of Parliament who signed Modi's extradition order has acknowledged that India is 'hugely angry' over the matter. The extradition process has been a prolonged affair, reflecting India's strong push to bring Modi back to face justice.

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