Vijay Mallya was found to have disobeyed a court order. F1
Vijay Mallya, former owner of the Force India Formula 1 team, has been sentenced to jail in India for disobeying a court order.states that on Monday, India’s Supreme Court found Mallya guilty of contempt, which allegedly relates to a failure “to disclose his assets after defaulting on a loan”.Mallya moved from India to London in 2016 – he denied fleeing the country – following a failure to pay debts which totalled in excess of £840million.
Previously, India has attempted to extradite Mallya so he could face charges, including fraud, in his native country in regard to alleged financial irregularities at Kingfisher Airlines. Even though he lost an appeal at the High Court in London, the BBC state Mallya is believed to still be residing in the English capital.
In 2017, he had also been convicted of contempt after transferring $40million to his children in violation of court orders.
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