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Sir Gurdip Bath: Diplomat and Humanitarian, Not a Suspect in Choksi Allegations

Nevis NewsBy Nevis NewsJune 17, 2025Updated:June 17, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Sir Gurdip Bath: Diplomat and Humanitarian, Not a Suspect in Choksi Allegations
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A dramatic legal claim has surfaced in the ongoing case of Mehul Choksi, the Indian fugitive accused of orchestrating a ₹14,000 crore ($2 billion) banking fraud. Choksi has alleged in the UK High Court that he was kidnapped from Antigua in May 2021, naming several individuals—including Sir Gurdip Bath, a respected diplomat of St. Kitts and Nevis.

These allegations remain entirely unsubstantiated. No criminal charges have been filed against Sir Bath. There is no official complaint, police report, or credible evidence linking him to any wrongdoing in any jurisdiction.

Legal observers have noted that Choksi’s accusations appear to be part of a calculated attempt to delay extradition proceedings and cast himself as a victim, rather than the architect of one of India’s largest financial scandals.


Indian Government Counters with Official Evidence

In response to Choksi’s claims, the Indian government has released an official video documenting the full extent of his financial crimes, escape tactics, and disinformation campaign. The video makes no mention of Sir Gurdip Bath and does not suggest he played any role in the alleged kidnapping.

The video outlines Choksi’s central role in defrauding the Punjab National Bank, and presents his current legal strategy—including naming foreign nationals—as a transparent attempt to obstruct justice.


An Internationally Honored Humanitarian

Sir Gurdip Bath’s track record tells a very different story. In June 2023, he was awarded the Honorary Order of the Republic by the Government of Barbados—its highest national honor—for his contributions to international relations and humanitarian efforts.

His efforts were not symbolic; he personally paid for the transportation of the vaccines, demonstrating a level of commitment that earned him recognition across the Caribbean and beyond.

Official coverage:
• The Statesman
• Caribpix.net

The honor officially conferred the title “Sir” upon Gurdip Bath, placing him among a distinguished class of individuals recognized for exceptional service to humanity.


No Evidence, No Charges, No Case

Despite Choksi’s courtroom theatrics, the following facts remain uncontested:

  • No criminal complaint has been filed against Sir Bath.
  • He is not under investigation by any law enforcement agency.
  • His international reputation is based on verifiable humanitarian achievements, not courtroom drama.

As a fugitive attempting to evade accountability, Choksi has every reason to make wild claims. Sir Bath, in contrast, has built a legacy on integrity, public service, and lifesaving diplomacy.


Conclusion: A Man of Integrity, Not Intrigue

Assisting in international justice is not a crime. Delivering vaccines in the midst of a global pandemic is not a conspiracy. Sir Gurdip Bath has been honored by nations—not pursued by them.

The inclusion of his name in a fugitive’s defense strategy is not only unjustified, it is a disservice to the values of truth, service, and justice that he represents.

Sir Bath deserves recognition, not suspicion.

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