Jacqueline Fernandez Extortion Case: Enforcement Directorate Summons Bollywood Actress

Jacqueline Fernandez Extortion Case: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is currently investigating Jacqueline Fernandez for alleged ties to conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar, who is the main accused in a ₹200 crores extortion case. The actress was briefly detained at the Mumbai airport on Sunday evening based on a Central Agency lookout circular.

The actress is not permitted to fly outside of India, and the ED has summoned her to appear before the central agency on December 8 in Delhi. Jacqueline Fernandez extortion case is making headlines today. 

Jacqueline's statement has already been recorded twice, and she is being investigated as a potential witness in the case.. She has also missed a number of summons in the recent past, citing her hectic schedule as the reason. According to reports, on December 8, the central agency will present her with the evidence they have gathered thus far.

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According to reports, the investigation agency has filed a chargesheet in a Delhi court in a money laundering case. According to the chargesheet, Sukesh gave the actress gifts worth ₹10 crores. A horse worth ₹52 lakhs and a Persian cat worth Rs. 9 lakh were also among the expensive gifts. The chargesheet also named actor Nora Fatehi, who allegedly received ₹1 crore in gifts from Sukesh.

Jacqueline and Chandrasekhar were allegedly dating, according to Chandrasekhar's lawyer. In the midst of these allegations, photos of Sukesh and Jacqueline together went viral last week. Jacqueline was seen kissing Sukesh in one of the photos. According to the chargesheet, Chandrasekhar and Jacqueline began communicating in January of this year, and he later began sending her expensive gifts.

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In its chargesheet, the Delhi Police charged Sukesh Chandrasekhar and 13 others with defrauding the wife of Ranbaxy's former promoter of Rs ₹200 crores. According to officials, Chandrasekhar extorted ₹200 crores from the complainant by claiming he could help her husband get out of jail.