Former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi has recently applied to renounce his Indian passport and is now a citizen of Vanuatu. Modi, who has been living in London since 2010, submitted the renunciation application at the Indian High Commission in London. This move comes amid ongoing legal issues and investigations in India related to financial irregularities during his tenure as the IPL chairman. Modi’s decision to become a citizen of Vanuatu, a small island nation in the South Pacific, has raised eyebrows and sparked speculation about his motives. The timing of this development is also significant as it coincides with the Indian government’s efforts to crack down on economic offenders and bring them to justice. Modi, a controversial figure in Indian cricket administration, has been living in self-imposed exile for over a decade. His decision to give up his Indian citizenship and become a citizen of another country has further fueled the debate about the accountability of individuals involved in financial wrongdoing. The news of Modi’s citizenship change has gained widespread attention in India, with many questioning the implications of his move. As the legal proceedings against him continue in India, Modi’s decision to renounce his Indian passport adds another layer of complexity to an already convoluted saga.