Actor Jacqueline Fernandez Appears Before Probe Agency In Laundering Case
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Jacqueline Fernandez's questioning is significant in the case as the agency is probing to unearth the proceeds of the crime in the alleged multi-crore extortion racket operated by Chandrasekhar.
Actor Jacqueline Fernandez appeared before the Enforcement Directorate or ED today for questioning in connection with its ongoing probe in ₹ 200 crore money laundering case linked to conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar.
Visuals shared by news agency ANI showed Ms Fernandez appearing at the probe agency office in Delhi at 11 am. The actor has earlier skipped various summons issued by the federal agency citing different reasons.
Her questioning is significant in the case as the agency is probing to unearth the proceeds of the crime in the alleged multi-crore extortion racket operated by Chandrasekhar.
The actor was recently stopped from leaving the country due to a LOC (Look Out Circular) against her in the case.
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