Vanuatu Prime Minister Jotham Napat has reportedly instructed the Citizenship Commission to revoke the passport issued to former IPL chief Lalit Modi. The decision follows recent international media reports highlighting that Modi is wanted by Indian law enforcement agencies in connection with alleged financial irregularities during his tenure in the Indian Premier League. However, Modi has already applied to surrender his Indian passport at the Indian High Commission in London, as required for individuals who acquire foreign citizenship. He has taken Vanuatu citizenship, and while authorities claim to be pursuing cases against him, Modi has maintained that no case actually exists. Lalit Modi Seeks to Surrender Indian Passport at High Commission in London: MEA.

Vanuatu PM Orders Cancellation of Lalit Modi’s Passport Amid Legal Concerns

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