Jacqueline Fernandez Attempts To Evade India And Destroy Evidence
The Enforcement Directorate said in a Delhi court that actress Jacqueline Fernandez attempted to flee India while she was being investigated in a 200 crore extortion case involving imprisoned conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar.
The actor’s normal bail application was being heard in court. The court ordered the Enforcement Directorate, or ED, to provide the documents after her attorneys said she hadn’t received any from them. The case’s next hearing is scheduled for November 10.
The ED claimed in its response to the court today that Ms. Fernandez interfered with evidence during the inquiry by deleting data from her mobile phone, contesting the Bollywood actor’s normal bail application.
Ms. Fernandez, according to the ED, has not been assisting the investigators. She intended to leave India but was unable to do so since her name was on the list of persons who needed to be prevented from leaving, according to the ED’s statement in the court record.
The ED claimed that Ms. Fernandez simply refused to participate when forced to sit face-to-face with the other suspects in the case and given the evidence, adding that she acted in a way that was not conducive to the inquiry.
Sukesh Chandrashekhar, a prisoner in Delhi, is accused of defrauding numerous people, including Aditi Singh, the wife of former Fortis Healthcare promoter Shivinder Mohan Singh.
The ED claims that Ms. Fernandez and another performer, Nora Fatehi, got extravagant presents from the alleged conman, including luxury cars.
Additionally, according to the investigators, Ms. Fernandez was aware of Sukesh Chandrasekhar’s involvement in criminal cases and his marital status, but she decided to ignore these facts and conduct business with him anyhow.
News Mania Desk
