evidence: India's central investigative agencies had a major success in the Nirav Modi case when the Westminster Court in the UK cleared the first legal hurdle for the fugitive diamantaire's extradition on February 25. [...] Based on this evidence, the UK court in its order said, "Nirav Modi, you are accused in a category 2 territory of the commission of offences constituted by conduct which had occurred within the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom." [...] The court also said that Nirav Modi was "involved in interfering with witnesses relevant to the investigation by arranging for them to travel to, and remain in, Cairo, Egypt, where they were pressured to sign false statements".