'Poster boy of bank default' Mallya offers to sell assets to repay loans
Mallya has
requested the court's permission to allow him to sell the assets under judicial
supervision and repay creditors
Current Affairs News:
Fugitive
tycoon Vijaya Mallya has sought the Karnataka High Court's permission to let
him and his holding firm UBHL sell their assets under judicial supervision and
repay creditors, including state-run banks.
"UBHL (United Breweries Holding Ltd) and
myself have filed an application before the Karnataka High Court on June 22,
setting out available assets of about Rs 139 billion (13,900 crore)," said
Mallya in a letter released on Tuesday.
Mallya has requested the court's permission
to allow him to sell the assets under judicial supervision and repay creditors,
including the state-run banks such amounts as may be directed and determined by
the court.
Breaking his silence after a long time,
Mallya on Tuesday said he has become the "Poster Boy" of bank default
and a lightning rod of public anger.
The 62-year-old liquor baron, who fled the
country in March 2016, has been living in London since then despite summons
from Indian courts and law enforcement agencies to appear before them for trial
in various cases.
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