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The topic I'm about to delve into may not be the most lighthearted one, but don't worry – I promise to bring a creative, funny, and positive twist to it. So, let's talk about fugitives, those individuals who have evaded justice and are now running from the law.

The Different Perspectives

In discussing this issue, we've heard from various individuals: a senior police officer, a former police officer, and even a legal expert. Each of them brings a unique angle to the table, shedding light on the challenges faced by governments around the world in dealing with these fugitives.

A Surprising Revelation

What I find particularly surprising is the fact that these so-called fugitives, no matter where they may be hiding, are unable to find peace even in the countries in which they seek refuge. This is a testament to the relentless pursuit of justice by governments and their determination to ensure that these individuals answer for their crimes.

The Beauty of Justice

Now, here's where things get interesting. You see, the current government has not simply focused on bringing these fugitives back to face the law. They have gone a step further. Through diplomatic and legal means, they have made sure that these individuals find themselves in a situation where they cannot find solace, even in the countries that have become their temporary safe havens.

Financial Crimes and Regime Changes

It is important to note that many of these financial crimes took place during the tenure of UPA one and two. However, with a change in regime, these fugitives suddenly found themselves unwelcome in their own country. And this is where the role of organizations like Interpol comes into play.

Interpol: Finding Fugitives Across Regimes

We all know that Interpol's primary focus is to locate individuals regardless of the country they are in. Whether a person is hiding in Antigua, Dominica, or even Cuba, Interpol's mission is to track them down, making it evident that their primary concern is not the specific regime in power but rather the location of the fugitive.

Financial Crimes Under Scrutiny

Let's take a moment to reflect on the financial crimes that occurred during a specific time in our country's history. Remember when acquiring loans was simply a phone call away? Private and government banks were handing out funds left and right. However, it soon became evident that this system had been selectively implemented and ultimately led to a string of financial fraud cases.

The Congress Conundrum

Now, let's address the elephant in the room – the Congress party. It seems that they struggle to accept the reality that people who have left the country no longer find it a safe haven for their financial misdeeds. The sheer act of having a discussion about this issue seems to bother them. But here's the thing – even the CPI, through their tweets, has clearly stated that these events will have no effect on the current government.

A Collaborative Effort

In conclusion, it is evident that dealing with fugitives is not a task for a single entity. It requires collaboration between law enforcement agencies, governments, and international organizations like Interpol. The pursuit of justice should never be hindered, regardless of political ideologies or regime changes.

So, let's celebrate the dedication and persistence of those working to bring fugitives to justice. Let's applaud the creative and innovative strategies employed by governments to ensure that these individuals find no refuge, even in foreign lands. Together, we can deliver a strong message that financial crimes will not go unpunished – no matter how far someone may run.

And with that, my friends, I must bid you adieu. Remember, justice always prevails, even in the most unexpected and challenging circumstances.

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Need to have more visible action from the agencies. Here is my take on @NDTV
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