NEW DELHI • He was also ordered to deposit US$40 million (S$56 million), along with accrued interest, or face further action, in the latest legal setback for the man once called the “King of Good Times”.
Mallya is out on bail in London, where he has been contesting extradition to India following his arrest in the British capital in 2017.
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