Lalit Modi announces acquisition of British citizenship


Daijiworld Media Network - London

London, Nov 15: Former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi has announced that he officially became a British citizen on September 15, 2026, describing it as a proud and deeply personal milestone.

Modi shared the announcement while addressing the Oxford Union on November 14. He said he celebrated the occasion at a special citizenship ceremony in the presence of his family and friends.

In a post on Instagram, Modi said the United Kingdom had been his home for many years and that he had developed deep admiration for its people, institutions, traditions and values.

He described British citizenship as both a privilege and a responsibility, which he embraced with pride, gratitude and a strong sense of belonging.

Reflecting on his journey across different cultures and experiences, Modi said he looked forward to making positive contributions to the country he now calls home.

He also thanked his family, friends and the Oxford Union for being part of the memorable occasion.

Modi said sharing the announcement on the occasion of King Charles III's birthday made the moment particularly special. He concluded his message with the words, "God Save the King!"

 

 

  

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