India's Kingfisher baron denies charge he is an 'absconder'
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[BENGALURU] Indian liquor baron Vijay Mallya, who left the country as he faced pressure from banks to repay more than US$1 billion owed by his collapsed airline, refuted charges he was an absconder and said he respected the law of the land. "I did not flee from India and neither am I an absconder",
Mr Mallya said in a tweet posted on Friday.
Mr Mallya also said that as a member of Parliament he would fully comply with the law.
The Kingfisher baron left India last week, a lawyer for the lenders told the country's top court on Thursday.
REUTERS
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