article_snippet.sent: Mahendra Bavishi, who lives in Sudan, said detectives have asked to put some ‘sensitive’ questions to Mahendra Bavishi British-based son who runs the business, including whether Mahendra Bavishi suspects someone connected to the company or other firms in the same premises had links with criminal gangs.
article_snippet.sent: But when the robbery happened Manish, 38, was on a month-long holiday with Manish wife and child in Sudan.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Bavisihi was in China on unrelated business when news broke about the robbery, but rushed back to Sudan to be with Mr Bavisihi eldest son who was his eldest son who was himself frantically trying to arrange a return from Khartoum to the UK with his eldest son who was himself family, which took several days.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Bavisihi said: ‘The police called Manish on Mr Bavisihi phone in Sudan to tell Mr Bavisihi what happened and said we want you to come back to London because there are sensitive issues we want to talk to you about.
article_snippet.sent: They told Mr Bavisihi They wanted to ask Mr Bavisihi questions that only Mr Bavisihi could answer about the business.
article_snippet.sent: The police want to know from Manish if Mr Bavisihi suspects someone inside who could have contact with a gang.