Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Nirav Modi's Extradition Trial Reopens in London Court
Nirav Modi, a former jeweler, is trying to avoid being sent back to India.
He is accused of taking a lot of money through fraud.
He has asked a London court to reopen his case, arguing that he might be questioned by investigators in India if he returns, which he doesn't want to happen.
The agencies investigating the case are likely to counter Modi's claims with an assurance that he will not be interrogated.
The court will listen to his arguments on November 23rd and then decide what happens next.
Nirav Modi seeks to reopen extradition trial in a London court.
Hearing is scheduled for November 23.
Modi argues he may face interrogation if extradited.
Agencies may assure the court Modi won't be interrogated.
Modi has exhausted his legal appeals.
- Who
- Nirav Modi
- What
- Court will hear petition to reopen extradition trial
- When
- November 23
- Where
- London Court
- Why
- Modi fears interrogation by agencies.
Nirav Modi's Claims
Agencies' Position
Interrogation in India
Nirav Modi's Claims
Modi claims he may face interrogation by agencies if extradited to India.
Agencies' Position
Agencies are likely to assure the court that Modi will not be interrogated.
- Defendant
- Nirav Modi
- Court
- London (Westminster) Court
- Hearing Date
- November 23
- Accusations
- Fraud, Money Laundering, Evidence Tampering
- Estimated Fraud
- Over Rs 6,498 crore
- Detention
- London Prison for nearly six years
