Breaking her silence for the first time in days, Priti Choksi, wife of Mehul Choksi involved in the mega PNB scam has questioned the disappearance of Barbara Jarabica and slammed&nbsp;the authorities of Antigua and Dominica for their handling of the case.&nbsp;

Barbara is the mysterious woman whose name cropped up in the case and is alleged to be the female accomplice who had a role in Choksi's movement from Antigua to Dominica.&nbsp;

Speaking to WION, Priti said, "picture that is run of this person called Barbara is not even correct picture. Where is she, no one knows. If a crime occurred, and she saw it why has she not said anything. No one knows", adding, "she is not traceable".

When asked&nbsp;who was she, Mrs Choksi&nbsp;explained, "She claims to be someone who&nbsp;works on house renovation and she would come down to Antigua two&nbsp;or three times - she came in August, in April and now in May" and added that "she has never met her".&nbsp;

Mehul Choksi remains in Dominica even as his case is in&nbsp;court. He had disappeared from Antigua and Barbuda, a country whose citizenship he had taken after fleeing India only to be discovered in Dominica.&nbsp;

Mrs Choksi confirmed that she has spoken to her husband and he is "traumatised, has a lot of wounds, and has been mentally torched", highlighting that "if the law is followed, he would be sent back to his country which is Antigua and Barbuda".

Antiguan PM&nbsp;Gaston Browne has said several times that he would like Mehul Choksi to be sent back to India and his citizenship is not a settled matter.

Choksi wife, reacting to PM's comments said she was&nbsp;"deeply anguished by his comments" while&nbsp;pointing out that, "at the same time Mr Gaston Browne has said that do not let him come back to Antigua because he will be protected by the constitution and laws of Antigua", explaining, "why would he be protected by the constitution and laws if he was not a citizen of Antigua".

She even slammed Dominica authorities saying, "if my husband was found in Dominica and he has said and I believe police have corroborated that he was kidnapped, where is that kidnapping case filed by Dominica's police. Kidnapping is an international crime. but where is that case? Where is that boat, and the crew and why is their GPS turned off, even today".

The issue has become a political hot potato in the Caribbean with opposition in both Antigua and Dominica slamming their governments over handling the issue.

Choksi's movement from Antigua to Dominica has come under the spotlight as lawyers claim he was abducted while local authorities in Antigua say he went on his own accord.&nbsp;

Mrs Choksi said: "There was no reason for him to leave Antigua and&nbsp;Barbuda. He has two&nbsp;cases to answer here and both those cases are in court and there are stays on both of them..even if he loses the case he has the option to go to the Supreme Court of the&nbsp;Caribbean and the privy council."

"But there is no thought on him losing, that is how strong his case is. What would the reason be for him to leave a place where he is safe?"

Breaking her silence for the first time in days, Priti Choksi, wife of Mehul Choksi involved in the mega PNB scam has questioned the disappearance of Barbara Jarabica and slammed the authorities of Antigua and Dominica for their handling of the case.

Breaking her silence for the first time in days, Priti Choksi, wife of Mehul Choksi involved in the mega PNB scam has questioned the disappearance of Barbara Jarabica and slammed the authorities of Antigua and Dominica for their handling of the case. Barbara is the mysterious woman whose name cropped up in the case and is alleged to be the female accomplice who had a role in Choksi's movement from Antigua to Dominica. Speaking to WION, Priti said, "picture that is run of this person called Barbara is not even correct picture. Where is she, no one knows. If a crime occurred, and she saw it why has she not said anything. No one knows", adding, "she is not traceable". When asked who was she, Mrs Choksi explained, "She claims to be someone who works on house renovation and she would come down to Antigua two or three times - she came in August, in April and now in May" and added that "she has never met her". Mehul Choksi remains in Dominica even as his case is in court. He had disappeared from Antigua and Barbuda, a country whose citizenship he had taken after fleeing India only to be discovered in Dominica. Mrs Choksi confirmed that she has spoken to her husband and he is "traumatised, has a lot of wounds, and has been mentally torched", highlighting that "if the law is followed, he would be sent back to his country which is Antigua and Barbuda". Antiguan PM Gaston Browne has said several times that he would like Mehul Choksi to be sent back to India and his citizenship is not a settled matter. Choksi wife, reacting to PM's comments said she was "deeply anguished by his comments" while pointing out that, "at the same time Mr Gaston Browne has said that do not let him come back to Antigua because he will be protected by the constitution and laws of Antigua", explaining, "why would he be protected by the constitution and laws if he was not a citizen of Antigua". She even slammed Dominica authorities saying, "if my husband was found in Dominica and he has said and I believe police have corroborated that he was kidnapped, where is that kidnapping case filed by Dominica's police. Kidnapping is an international crime. but where is that case? Where is that boat, and the crew and why is their GPS turned off, even today". The issue has become a political hot potato in the Caribbean with opposition in both Antigua and Dominica slamming their governments over handling the issue. Choksi's movement from Antigua to Dominica has come under the spotlight as lawyers claim he was abducted while local authorities in Antigua say he went on his own accord. Mrs Choksi said: "There was no reason for him to leave Antigua and Barbuda. He has two cases to answer here and both those cases are in court and there are stays on both of them..even if he loses the case he has the option to go to the Supreme Court of the Caribbean and the privy council." "But there is no thought on him losing, that is how strong his case is. What would the reason be for him to leave a place where he is safe?"

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