Nirav Modi News: Nirav Modi, the main accused in the PNB bank scam, has not yet been able to come to India from Britain. This has been made a big disclosure by former UK Home Minister Preeti Patel. He has explained why he is not serving his sentence in an Indian jail.
A big update has come out regarding Nirav Modi, the fugitive diamond trader absconding from India and the main accused in the PNB bank scam. Relations between India and Britain are being affected due to extradition from Britain. Now regarding this, former British Home Minister Preeti Patel has targeted the government of her own country regarding the extradition case of Nirav Modi. So let us know who is Preeti Patel of Indian origin, who is a famous British politician?
Who is Preeti Patel?
- Preeti Patel’s full name is Preeti Sushil, born on 29 March 1972 in a Ugandan-Indian family in London. She is a British politician and is currently the Home Secretary of Britain. She has been the Home Minister of Britain. He has been the Member of Parliament for Witham in Essex since 2010. Apart from this, Preeti Patel has been the International Development Secretary from 2016 to 2017.
- Let us tell you that if we talk about Preeti Patel’s education, she has completed her studies from Keele University and Essex University. Before becoming a politician, she worked in a public relations consulting firm called Weber Shandwick. Meanwhile, she was impressed by the Conservative Party’s Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and joined the Referendum Party and started working for the Conservative Party. Started political career in 2005. However, she lost her first election from Nottingham North in the general elections. She first became MP for Witham, a new seat in Essex, in the 2010 general election.
What did Preeti Patel say on Nirav Modi?
Preeti Patel said in an interview to a British newspaper that Nirav Modi should not be in Britain but in India’s jail. Due to the delay in his extradition, the Indian government was feeling very frustrated about working with Britain. The Indian government is strict on this issue and is also angry. India also delayed agreements with Britain to take back illegal immigrants and failed asylum seekers until concrete action was taken in the Nirav Modi case. Patel clearly said that allowing Nirav Modi to stay in Britain for so long is an insult to our justice system and the British tax paying public. He should be in jail in India by now as part of the extradition process.