Jacqueline Fernandez Summoned AGAIN By Delhi Police In Rs 200-Crore Extortion Case Linked To Sukesh Chandrashekhar-Report
Jacqueline Fernandez has been again summoned by the Delhi Police to join the probe in connection with Rs 200 crore extortion case
Troubles continue for Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez as she has been again summoned by the Delhi Police. The Kick actress on Monday will appear before Economic Offenses Wing at 11:00 for the second time in connection with a Rs 200 crore extortion case linked to conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar. Earlier it was reported that Delhi Police found contradictions in Jacqueline's statements after grilling her for over 8 hours. She was questioned along with Pinky Irani, who is an aide of Sukesh.
Now as per the latest reports, Police have yet again summoned Fernandez to join the probe. A senior Police officer stated, “We need to scrutinise certain documents and also question her further in connection with the case.” In the first round of questioning, Delhi Police found inconsistencies in Jacqueline and Pink's answers when they were confronted. As reported by India.com, during the investigation, it was revealed that Sukesh Chandrashekhar-who is currently in jail, offered a lavish motorcycle to Jacqueline’s agent Prashant on his birthday. When he declined to take it, the conman kept its keys at Prashant’s place. ALSO READ: Jacqueline Fernandez Questioned For 8 Hours In Rs 200-Crore Scam, Delhi Police Find Contradictions In Her Statements-Report
The motorcycle has been seized. In its charge sheet, ED alleged that both Nora Fatehi and Jacqueline received many expensive gifts such as luxury cars, branded bags, shoes, jewelry worth crores, and watches from Sukesh.
Meanwhile, a few days ago, ED claimed that Bigg Boss fame Nikki Tamboli, TV actress Chahatt Khanna, Sophia Singh, and Arusha Patil also received lakhs of cash and expensive gifts from Sukesh Chandrasekhar. With each passing day, the probe related to the Rs 200-crore scam is exposing some shocking details about the multi-crore money-laundering scam.
