Vijay Mallya appeared before Westminster Magistrates' Court in London for his extradition case hearing today and claimed that he has enough evidence to plead his case. <br/><br/>Talking to reporters outside UK Court, the 61-year-old former chief of erstwhile Kingfisher airlines said, he has not eluded any court. Britain's Crown Prosecution Service, CPS, will present the case in court on behalf of the Indian authorities. <br/><br/>The CPS had met a joint team of Central Bureau of Investigation, CBI and Enforcement Directorate, ED officials in London last month to thrash out details of the case. Official sources had said after the meeting held in early May that their aim was to build a strong, infallible case and these meetings will help resolve issues across the table. Mallya, who is wanted in India for Kingfisher Airlines' default on loans worth nearly 9,000 crore rupees, has been in the UK since March 2016 and was arrested by Scotland Yard on an extradition warrant on 18th April.<br/><br/>