Vanuatu Cancels Lalit Modi’s Passport Over Extradition Concerns
NEW DELHI- Vanuatu has canceled the passport of former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi, citing concerns that he was using it to evade extradition to India. Prime Minister Jotham Napat emphasized that citizenship is a privilege, not a right, and ordered its revocation.
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Lalit Modi Faces Setback: Vanuatu Moves to Revoke Passport Over Extradition ConcernsIn a significant blow to former IPL chief Lalit Modi, the government of Vanuatu has decided to revoke his passport, citing ...
Vadodara: The Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) seems to have flouted its own rules by making former Indian Premier League ...
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Lalit Modi denies extradition claims, labels media reports as 'Fake News'Earlier on Monday, shortly after Vanuatu News outlet Vanuatu Post reported that the Prime Minister of the country, Jotham Napat, had asked the Citizenship Commission to cancel Lalit Modi's citizenship ...
Napat said he had instructed his country’s Citizenship Commission to begin proceedings immediately to cancel Lalit’s Vanuatu ...
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