Mallya made the application in the Administrative Court division of the High Court, 10 days after UK Home Secretary signed off on the order triggering a 14-day window for his appeal application.

Mallya asks why the PM is not instructing banks to recover the money they lent to the now defunct Kingfisher Airlines as he has already put his assets worth over Rs 14,000 crore before the Karnataka High Court.

ED's probe shows that Mallya, UBHL and others promoters of Kingfisher Airlines held shares of various public listed companies but did not use these instruments to clear the outstanding dues.

The central probe agency has left to the court to decide on the SBI-led consortium's plea to liquidate Mallya's assets to claim Rs 6,203.35 crore along with interest of 11.5 per cent per annum payable since 2013.

Liquor baron Vijay Mallya's extradition to India is likely to take some time. The Crown Court alone takes 175 days to pronounce a judgment.

Vijay Mallya still has fourteen days from the date of the order to appeal against his extradition before the High Court.