Vijay Mallya’s impromptu tweet testimonials on his unannounced leave

Kingfisher Airlines Chairman Vijay Mallya speaks to the media during a news conference in Mumbai November 15, 2011. India's cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines doubled its loss in the September quarter on higher fuel prices and operating costs amid investor worries about its ability to remain aloft in a fast-growing but loss-making industry. REUTERS/Vivek Prakash (INDIA - Tags: BUSINESS TRANSPORT)

The iniquitous and collapsed Kingfisher’s businessman Vijay Mallya left the country lately on 2nd March reason being the obvious, the pressure of repaying a his debt of crores to 13 Indian banks. In spite of their trials and pleads to the Supreme Court for preventing their culprit from fleeing away to another nation, Mallya fled, probably to London, UK. Kingisher Mallya on this discreditable step of his has been asked to reply to a notice issued to him within two weeks.

After all the talks about Vijay Mallya, he finally decided to defend himself and thus too it to twitter to respond to the media discussions. He tweeted, I am an international businessman. I travel to and from India frequently. I did not flee from India and neither am I an absconder. Rubbish,”

This was an answer given by the businessman to the media organizations who were continuously calling him a Bhagoda.’ In his series of tweets, he next posted, As an Indian MP I fully respect and will comply with the law of the land. Our judicial system is sound and respected. But no trial by media.” He also tweeted, “News reports that I must declare my assets. Does that mean that Banks did not know my assets or look at my Parliamentary disclosures?” 

Giving a reminder or probably a warning, he further tweeted, “Let media bosses not forget help, favors,accommodation that I have provided over several years which are documented. Now lies to gain TRP?”

Let us tell you the infamous businessman owes a debt of a whopping amount of 9000 crore to the banks. Where on one hand everyone is wondering what is he next upto, we bring you some of his very trending memes which prove that he is no more the ‘king of good times’.

Have a look:

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