UK court denies nirav Modi bail, next hearing on March 29
London / New Delhi: The main accused of PNB fraud case of $ 2 billion (Rs 13,500 crore) was arrested on Tuesday by Scotland Yard in London, which was granted by the Westminster Magistrate Court on Wednesday. While sending him in police custody, the court fixed the next hearing on March 29. It is believed that Modi has sought time before the court so that he could present his version in the matter. Obviously, it was a bank clerk who actually recognized Modi and called the police. Modi's lawyer said in court that he was living openly and he was honest. The judge retired for about 10 minutes, discussed the arguments of both sides and finally handed him custody till March 29. The judge however considered a possibility on bail, but in the end assuming that there was enough ground to believe that Neerav Modi would have failed to surrender on bail. Jonathan Swain of the CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) is representing India, while Neerv Modi's lawyer George Hepburn Scott. The abscondin