Lalit Modi praises PM Modi, says 'PM most savy man, doesn't need my advice'

New Delhi: The man who is instrumental in inviting the wrath of the opposition on the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its leader Narendra Modi now appears to be seeking to make amends, after the party said it would seek an interpol 'red corner notice' against him.   Lalit Modi, sitting in London, tweeted on Saturday that Prime Minister Modi was a "most savy (sic) man".   The former chief of the Indian Premier League, embroiled in several controversies and whose passport was revoked by the Indian government, said that "when he (Modi) bats, he will hit the ball out of the park".   Lalit Modi, who has been putting out reams of information through tweets and other media, was apparently helped by External Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhra Raje, at a time when he was being sought by the Enforcement Directorate during the previous United Progressive Alliance regime.   Modi's tweet praising the prime minister ...