‘God Save The King’: Lalit Modi announces British citizenship, 16 years after he fled India

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'God Save the King!': Lalit Modi announces UK citizenship at Oxford UnionFormer IPL chairman Lalit Modi announced that he became a British citizen on September 15, 2026, sharing the milestone publicly while addressing the Oxford Union nearly two months later.Moneycontrol · 11h ago · 👁 1 read
With 'God Save The King', Lalit Modi Announces He Is A British CitizenLalit Modi said the United Kingdom had been his home for many years and expressed his admiration for the country's people, institutions, traditions and values.NDTV · 11h ago
IPL founder Lalit Modi announces British citizenship over a decade after fleeing India: ‘A new chapter’Lalit Modi fled India in 2010 and has lived in the UK since, facing investigations over alleged financial irregularities and money laundering.Hindustan Times · 48m ago'God save the King': IPL founder Lalit Modi becomes a British citizenFormer IPL chairman Lalit Modi announced his new status at the Oxford Union, stating he denounced his Indian citizenship in September.Deccan Herald · 9h ago
IPL Founder Lalit Modi Acquires British Citizenship, Announces Milestone At Oxford UnionFormer IPL chairman Lalit Modi has acquired British citizenship, announcing the milestone at the Oxford Union. He revealed that his citizenship ceremony took place on September 15, 2026.Mashable · 15h ago
'My home for many years': Lalit Modi gets UK citizenship 16 years after leaving IndiaLalit Modi announced his acquisition of British citizenship at the Oxford Union in the UK. He celebrated this milestone with friends and family after residing there for years. Modi has faced allegations of financial irregularities since leaving India in 2010. He has consistently denied being a…Times of India · 40m ago · 👁 2 reads
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