After Jacqueline Fernandez and Nora Fatehi, three more actresses' names are now making headlines in conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar's extortion case. Reportedly, the Enforcement Directorate's probe has revealed Sara Ali Khan, Janhvi Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar's names linked to the case.
According to a report on India Today, ED investigations have revealed that Sukesh Chandrasekhar allegedly used extorted money to send gifts to Sara Ali Khan, Janhvi Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar.
A couple of days ago, Sukesh, who is currently in Delhi's Tihar jail, had shared a handwritten note to defend Jacqueline over their leaked intimate pictures.
His note read, "It is really sad and disturbing to see private pictures being circulated, which I have got to know through news. It's a complete violation of one's privacy and personal space. As I have mentioned before, Jacqueline and I were in a relationship. Seeing each other and the relationship was not based on any kind of monetary benefits like the way it is projected, commented and trolled in a bad light. The relationship had lots of love and respect for each other, without any expectations." ALSO READ:Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar Comes Out In Support Of Jacqueline Fernandez After Their Intimate Photos Go VIRAL; Says, 'Our Relationship Had Lots Of Love Without Any Expectations'
He defended Jacqueline saying, "Kindly requesting everyone to stop projecting her in a wrong way as it is not easy on her, who has only loved without expecting anything. As I have mentioned before, she has no involvement in the ongoing money laundering case."
Sukesh also clarified that the gifts received by the actress were all from 'legitimate earnings'. For the uninitiated, as per the charge sheet by Enforcement Directorate (ED), Sukesh gifted Jacqueline Gucci outfits, Gucci shoes, Birkin bags and more expensive items.
He added, "I have gifted her things and done things for her family, are normal things one would do for his loved one in a relationship. It is personal, I don't understand why it is being made such a big deal. At the same time I would like to again certain that none of it was 'proceeds of so called crime'. It is all from legitimate earnings and the same would be proved in court of law very soon," he said.
He further requested everyone to show Jacqueline "lots of love and support as she is not wrong in any way except loving without any expectations."
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