Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi will not receive bail, a Westminster Magistrates’ Court decided here on Friday. In court, India levelled allegations of coercion and destruction of material evidence against Modi to oppose his bail plea. These allegations largely convinced the court that Modi should be kept behind bars. Taking up the mantle for India, Crown Prosecution Service barrister Toby Cadman submitted a fresh file in the case with additional material obtained from the Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate Officials who are in London to assist CPS in this case.

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