England has said it will "amplify all help" to remove troubled industrialist Vijay Mallya to India, government sources said on Thursday.

Authorities of the two nations talked about all pending removal cases at a meeting in New Delhi prior in the day.

England consented to help India in 10 such cases, a senior home service official said. New Delhi guaranteed bolster in removing 11 outlaws Britain looks for.

The sources said India and Britain will sign a reminder of comprehension in July on security collaboration and removal.

The 61-year-old Mallya, who called himself "The King of Good Times", is needed in India for claimed budgetary inconsistencies such an advance defaults and tax evasion..

A month ago, Scotland Yard captured the criminal liquor baron and a London court conceded him safeguard inside hours.

He exited India for Britain on March 2 a year ago after a consortium of 17 banks blamed him for defaulting on more than Rs 9,000 crores, for the most part credits taken for his now-old Kingfisher Airlines.

Since Mallya's removal case is being heard by a British court, the administration can just extend its support to India. It can't issue a request for the removal of the flashy representative.