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Master Stroke: Vijay Mallya makes his 'letter to PM Modi' public, says made every effort to settle dues

Vijay Mallya today released a two-year-old letter (scroll down to read) to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said in a statement he was "making every effort" to settle his dues to banks but he had been made the "Poster Boy" of bank default and a lightning rod for public anger.
The liquor baron flew to the UK in 2016 and has been fighting against moves to extradite him to India to face trial.

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