Conman Denies Authenticity of Chats with Actor Jacqueline Fernandez, Alleges Fabrication
Accused in a staggering ₹200 crore money laundering case, Sukesh Chandrashekar has vehemently refuted claims regarding leaked WhatsApp exchanges between him and actor Jacqueline Fernandez. Denouncing the alleged chats as “fake,” Chandrashekar asserted that none of the purported messages originated from him, whether from jail or otherwise. In a twist, he accused Fernandez of attempting to sensationalize these conversations, stating his intent to express any affection or support legally rather than through illicit means. These messages, purportedly sent from Delhi’s Mandoli jail, have become a focal point in the ongoing legal saga between the conman and the actor.
Jacqueline Fernandez, entangled in the legal proceedings, has sought relief from the distress caused by media coverage of these alleged exchanges. Chandrashekar, in a public letter, has made startling allegations against the actor, prompting an investigation into sizable transactions purportedly aimed at bolstering Fernandez’s Instagram following to rival that of another Bollywood star. Despite Chandrashekar’s claims of a court-ordered investigation exonerating him from sending these messages, the saga continues to unravel, with Fernandez persistently maintaining her stance as an “innocent victim” targeted by Chandrashekar’s calculated attacks.
Chandrashekar’s recent move includes an application filed in a Delhi court regarding the disputed chats, adding another layer of complexity to this high-profile legal battle. The Enforcement Directorate has opposed Fernandez’s plea to quash the case, citing substantial allegations of receiving considerable gifts from Chandrashekar. Amidst this legal showdown, both parties remain entrenched in their assertions, further intensifying the scrutiny surrounding this intricate web of accusations and denials.
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