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Vijay Mallya defends move to settle dues, says the offer was genuine

In a series of tweets, Mallya said that there should not be any suspicion on the timing of his offer

Vijay Mallya
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Former Indian politician and billionaire businessman Vijay Mallya arrives for his extradition hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court in London

Debasis Mohapatra Bengaluru
In his heydays, Vijay Malla never left any opportunity to grab the eyeballs. Even now also when he is in foreign shores owing millions of rupees to multiple banks in India, his penchant for hogging limelight continues.

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A day after he made public a letter written to the prime minister offering to settle dues selling his assets under judicial supervision, the embattled liquor baron on Wednesday tried to dispel doubts over his intentions on microblogging platform twitter.  

In a series of tweets, Mallya

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