Indian-origin businessman Pankaj Oswal has filed an appeal at the United Nations against UNGADA. According to media reports, he has claimed that his 26-year-old daughter Vasundhara Oswal has been illegally detained in Uganda for the past 17 days. He is being mistreated there.
Pankaj has filed an appeal before the United Nations Working Group stating that he cannot contact Vasundhara and is not getting legal help. So far no Indian government or UN official has commented on the matter.
Pankaj Oswal's daughter is the Executive Director of PRO Industries and handles the operations of the company. He also has business in Uganda.
A post on social media has given information about Vasandhura's illegal detention from his account. It is being said that Vasundhara's phone has been stolen due to which no one can contact her. Image taken from Instagram.
There is blood and dirt on the floor. In which it was claimed that Vasundhara was being tortured.
Arrested from Oswal's plant itself According to reports, about 20 armed men captured Wasundhara from Oswal's plant in Uganda. He did not show his identification or the warrant before being arrested. Pankaj claimed that his daughter was arrested due to corporate and political manipulation. There is no evidence against him so he is held illegally.
According to Pankaj, the former employee had taken a $200,000 loan with Oswal's family as guarantors. When the Oswal family refused to take the guarantee, they falsely accused Vasundhara. The man later fled to Uganda.
Pankaj Oswal and Radhika Oswal. The Oswal family bought 'Villa Wari', one of the 10 most expensive houses in the world, in December last year. This villa is located in Switzerland and is worth 200 million dollars (1649 crores).
Pankaj Oswal Flee to Australia Pankaj Oswal and his wife Radhika have been in controversies before. In Australia, he faced serious charges of $100 million in tax evasion and loan fraud. After this both left Australia in December 2010.
Pankaj Oswal started building a palace like Taj Mahal in Australia. The bungalow, worth around $70 million (roughly Rs 588 crore), was named 'Taj Mahal on the Swan'. Its construction was halted in 2010 due to non-payment of taxes and building code violations, and it was ordered to be demolished in 2016. They spent about 22 million dollars (185 crores) on this.
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