Vijay Mallya’s Broadcast of Deceit and Delusion”

“The Fugitive’s Fantasy: Vijay Mallya’s Broadcast of Deceit and Delusion”

A Complete Dissection of His Self-Pitying PR Drama

📺 What Was the Broadcast?

Vijay Mallya recently released a video message (or “broadcast”) attempting to portray himself as a victim of the Indian state, media, and judiciary. Seated in his London mansion — the very home paid for using the blood and sweat of Indian taxpayers and unpaid employees — he played the role of a misunderstood patriot rather than facing what he truly is:

> A willful defaulter.

A manipulative liar.

A fugitive from justice.

This wasn’t an attempt to tell “his truth.” It was a calculated move to whitewash his crimes in the court of public opinion. But make no mistake — no amount of scripted speeches or fake emotion can wash the stench of betrayal off his record.

 Let’s Break Down the Key Lies from His Broadcast — And the Harsh Reality:

 LIE #1: “I was never a criminal. I’m a victim of political persecution.”

TRUTH: Vijay Mallya is not a political prisoner. He is a criminal who ran away to avoid arrest after defaulting on loans worth ₹9,000+ crore. Seventeen banks were defrauded. Thousands of employees were abandoned. Vendors went unpaid. There was no conspiracy — just his greed.

He claims the government "won’t let him return" — when in fact, the Indian government has spent years in UK courts trying to force him to return. His "exile" is voluntary. He’s not in chains — he’s in champagne.

 LIE #2: “I wanted to pay employee salaries. I begged to be allowed.”

TRUTH: If he cared about employees, he wouldn’t have thrown lavish parties, flown private jets, and spent crores on Formula 1 and IPL sponsorships — while thousands of Kingfisher staff went months without pay.

Even after Kingfisher collapsed, he refused to liquidate his assets to compensate employees. He never even offered a personal apology. His so-called “empathy” is PR spin, not remorse.

LIE #3: “I built a world-class brand — Kingfisher. That was my gift to India.”

TRUTH: Kingfisher Airlines was a financial black hole from day one. It was a vanity project run with reckless extravagance and zero financial discipline. It wasn’t a brand — it was a decoration for his ego.

When the airline began to fail, instead of stepping back, he piled on more debt, burned more cash, and bailed out — leaving others to clean up his mess.

His "brand" was not national pride. It was national embarrassment.

LIE #4: “I paid taxes. I did my duty to the country.”.                                                            

 TRUTH: This is perhaps his most cynical manipulation. Taxes are not charity. Every citizen is expected to pay them. That doesn’t absolve fraud. You don’t get to loot ₹9,000 crore and say, “But I paid my dues.”

It’s like a man robbing a bank and then saying, “But I once donated to an orphanage.” Irrelevant.

 The Broadcast’s Real Purpose:

To distract, distort, and delay justice.

His goal is clear:

To create sympathy.

To confuse facts.

To weaken public outrage.

To pressure courts and governments using public opinion as a weapon.

But let us be absolutely clear — this is not courage.

This is not a call for truth.

This is a criminal pleading for a clean image without facing a day of punishment.

More Dirty Facts About Vijay Mallya

Here’s what he didn’t say in the broadcast:

He siphoned loans meant for Kingfisher to other businesses and even personal accounts.

He secured loans through bribery and political influence, bypassing norms.

He made fake brand valuations to get massive unsecured loans.

He defaulted, fled, and mocked Indian courts from abroad.

He was declared a Fugitive Economic Offender (FEO) — the first Indian citizen to hold that disgrace.

He’s not being “hunted.”

He’s being held accountable.                                                                                            Final Truth: Vijay Mallya is a Symbol of Elite Corruption

While ordinary citizens fight for basic loans or jobs, Mallya — born into privilege — plundered the country and fled, then came back with a camera crew to cry foul.

He is not:

A misunderstood genius.

A business martyr.

A patriot in pain.

He is:

A fugitive economic criminal.

A thief in a suit.

A remorseless manipulator, still trying to escape responsibility.

What India Demands:

His return in chains, not on Zoom.

His wealth seized, not worshipped.

His name erased from anything remotely “honourable.”

And full justice — no shortcuts.