Zamira Hajiyeva denies any wrongdoing
(Picture: PA)A £16 million Harrods big spender accused of living off illicit wealth should be given her seized jewellery back because law enforcers are taking too long in their legal action against her, a court has been told.
Zamira Hajiyeva, the wife of a jailed banker, who became the first person in Britain to be targeted by an “unexplained wealth order” over her lavish lifestyle, is facing the loss of £3.2 million of jewels in forfeiture proceedings brought by the National Crime Agency.
