A mansion worth approximately $20 million was built for Indian businessman Vijay Mallya at the top of a luxury skyscraper in Bengaluru, India. The mansion at the top of this 33-storey skyscraper is 400 meters above the ground. Spanning an area of 40,000 square meters, the two-storey house with lush gardens has incredible 360-degree views of the city.
To enjoy the view, the house is surrounded by an open terrace and also has an infinity pool. For easy access, the owner also designed a helipad on his roof. Despite being above the 42 apartments below, the house offers complete privacy. It has nothing in common with the flats below; It even has two private elevators so owners never have to share the building with others.
This house, specially designed for Mallya, was once malyaIt was built on a land of 4.5 decares, in the land where the ancestors of . However, Mallya may never be able to use this magnificent mansion as he is facing fraud charges.
Possibility of Living in Mallya’s Mansion Uncertain
However, Mallya Kingfisher TowersThe possibility of him living in his mansion in is currently uncertain. According to reports in the Indian media, Mallya’s mansion in the sky was not yet completed when he left the country in 2017.
According to the Financial Times, Mallya was known as the “king of good times” for his luxurious lifestyle. However, he fled India in March 2016 when he could not pay his debt of more than $1 billion and faced fraud charges. Mallya took refuge in England after the accusations.
India has made several attempts to extradite Mallya. Mallya made a huge fortune in the alcoholic beverage business under the popular Kingfisher brand. According to the latest statistics, the Kingfisher Strong beer brand held 36 percent of the market in India and was exported to 69 countries such as Japan, Canada, New Zealand and Norway.
Possibility of Mallya’s Extradition to India
In August last year, British State Security Minister Tom Tugendhat told the Press Trust of India about the possibility of Mallya’s extradition to India:
“We both have legal processes to go through. But the UK government is absolutely clear, we have no intention of being a hiding place for those who wish to evade justice.”
In January, The Times of India reported that a delegation comprising representatives of India’s Central Bureau of Investigation, Enforcement Directorate and National Investigation Agency would visit the UK to expedite the extradition of some of India’s most wanted fugitives who have taken refuge in the UK. Vijay Mallya was also included in this list.
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