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Nissan staff and court officials raided Ravinder Passi's house

In May 2020 Ravinder Passi was ordered by Nissan to leave Japan in a matter of days. As he prepared to leave there was a raid on his house, carried out by Nissan staff and court officials with police standing by.

Filmed by Ravinder Passi

3 August 2021

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