Criminals fleeing abroad should be returned immediately: Venkaiah Naidu

Vice President Venkaiah Naidu said on Friday that those who commit crimes in their countries and flee abroad should be returned immediately. Addressing the merchant community in Surat during an event organized by the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI) at the convention hall of Sarsana, Naidu asked him to identify such a “black sheep” and said that he would be his person.

Do not want to be named. The Vice President landed in Surat on Friday afternoon and reached Navsari, where he laid the foundation stone of Nirali Multi-Specialty Hospital, which was founded by AM Naik, Group President of Larsen & Toubro.

 A health care complex is being built on eight acres of land near National Highway 48. Naik said, “While the inspiration for community services came from my father, the direction of healthcare came from my granddaughter.

” Later in the afternoon, Naidu joined the SGCCI program, Where he said, “In business, ethics must be maintained. SGCCI and business leaders should motivate their members to follow ethics. Some people, who betrayed the system and fled abroad, are saying that Indian jails are not comfortable.

 With such people the system has to be very strict. Every country should hand over such people to their respective countries as soon as possible. He said, “At one time, India was known as Vishwaguru. Students from all over the world come to India to study at Nalanda, Vikramasara. With the advent of colonial rule, we lost our consciousness and we lost our direction. Now again, after independence, momentum has built, our country is moving forward.

 I go around the world, meet leaders from other countries. I can tell you that India is recognized and respected around the world. ” Ethics must be maintained. SGCCI and business leaders should motivate their members to follow ethics. Some people, who betrayed the system and fled abroad, are saying that Indian jails are not comfortable.

 With such people the system has to be very strict. Every country should hand over such people to their respective countries as soon as possible. He said, “At one time, Indi