Mr. Malia, you are not the abuse of the patriots.

A new podcast is trying to reformulate Vijay Malllya as a patriotism that is misunderstood, but not everyone who buys it. One of LinkedIn’s publications is to cut off – with facts, court rulings, and a sharp reminder: “You still owe us some answers.”

Chopham Sharma strategy consultant spent 14 hours in the Podcast Vegay Malia by Raj Shamani before he was weighed. “No, Mr. Malia, you are not a patriot misunderstanding or scapegoat,” he wrote. “No, we do not owe you an apology.”

In his post, LinkedIn, Sharma opposes a financial novel with a series of difficult facts. First, the numbers: While Malllya demands the backwardness of 6,203 rupees, Sharma says that the actual religion is actually across 9000 rupees across 17 public sector banks.

“These were restructured twice over a decade,” he said. “By the time KINGFISHER collapsed, unpaid dues with snow with attention, penalties and legal negligence.”

Malia offer that has been prepared a lot to pay 4000 rupees? Sharma is not a fan. “If this is his idea of ​​justice, imagine the settlement of your home loan by 45 %.”

The post also challenges a financial insistence that his luxurious lifestyle was funded by “personal money”. Sharma refers to CAG reports and income tax files that follow the money that moves through the UB group, which distinguishes the separation line between private wealth and public default.

“If you do not want to mix the audience in your lifestyle with the general virtual,” Sharma adds, “The hybrid dogs do not fly in private aircraft while 1500 people are due.”

He also criticizes the years of legal quarrels that followed. “The Indian government does not act very harshly. She has acted very patience,” Charma writes, citing the repeated financial calls and delay in delivery procedures.

“DRT has issued a refusal order. The courts are called two countries fleeing. The enforcement directorate follows every shell and every transportation,” Sharma concludes. “I tried to rewrite the date. But the evidence is still.”