I am not an absconder, did not abscond from India, says Vijay Mallya

 I'm an international businessman and traveling to and from India often Mallya tweeted.

Businessman Vijay Mallya

New Delhi: Businessman Besieged Vijay Mallya, that prosecutions for alleged loan defaults faced by his group for a sum of over Rs 9,000 crore on Friday said it is not a fugitive and will comply with the law from the land.

"I'm an international businessman. I travel to India and frequency. I do not fled India and I'm not a fugitive. Rubbish," Mallya tweeted this morning from an undisclosed location.

He said: "As an Indian MP fully respect and comply with the law of the land Our judicial system is solid and respected, but no trial by media ..."

He also tried to blame the media, saying. "Once a hunting means witches communication starts to become a burning fire where the truth and the facts are reduced to ashes Let owners media does not help, favors, accommodation which have provided over several years which are documented forget. Now it is to win PRT? "

Mallya also questioned reports that news must declare their assets.

"Does that mean that banks did not know my assets or look my parliamentary revelations?" he added.

The 60-year-old Baron liquor, which is facing legal proceedings for alleged breaches of loans of Rs 9,000 crore by his group, left the country on March 2, and banks have come to court seeking restraining orders him to go abroad.

While he remained silent about his whereabouts, reports said the chairman of UB Group and member of Rajya Sabha is believed to be in his house in an English village an hour's drive north of London.

Opposition leaders, including Vice President Rahul Gandhi Congress have raised questions about how he was allowed to leave the country despite a warning 'viewpoint' of CBI.

On Wednesday, the government told the Supreme Court that Mallya had left India on March 2 after which the bank issued notice to him and sought his response within two weeks reasons submitted by a consortium of banks seeking guidance the freezing of their passport and their presence before the apex court.