In the application, filed through advocates Vijay Agarwal and Rahul Agarwal, Kothari said the court issued bailable warrants against her on August 9 on the ground that she didn't appear in person despite the issuance of summons. Kothari claimed she was "unaware about the existence of the present legal proceedings on account of the fact that she has been a resident of Antigua and Barbuda" since she shifted there in 2018, much prior to the registration of the money laundering case.