Nirav Modi, India’s most wanted fugitive economic offender, who has been unable to locate, was spotted and trailed by a journalist last week in London. He handled the situation very calmly and did not seem to be perturbed. He stonwalled the journalist and did not answer any question, offereing only a “no comment”. He gave the impression of a well prepared and well tutored person and being a wanted criminal gave him no discomfort or embarrassment. We made a five point checklist of the lessons and conclusions that can be drawn from Nirav Modi’s conduct. These cover the fact that he has tens of millions of pounds to hire the best lawyers and advisors to shield him form any legal action, nations are willing to accept rich people irrespective of their pedigree, one need not hide out in a remote corner of the world under an assumed identity and more lessons.
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