Mumbai: Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez has fallen into trouble after her name was involved with conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar. Now, reports are coming that she is trying to abscond from India to get rid of future investigations of police.
Reportedly, on Sunday, Jacqueline was detained at the Mumbai International Airport while she was going out of the country for a show in Dubai after a LOC (Look Out Circular) was issued against her.
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Later, after brief questioning, the actress was allowed to board the flight; however, she had to appear before the probe agency in Delhi, for which Enforcement Directorate (ED) will issue a fresh summons for her for appearing at the Delhi office.
The Enforcement Directorate had issued a LOC against the actress after she was found involved with conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar.
According to the report, the central probe agency in its charge sheet named Sukesh Chandrasekhar as the main accused in the Rs. 200 crore extortion case. Bollywood actors Jacqueline and Nora Fatehi are also mentioned in the charge sheet.
According to the charge sheet, Sukesh and Jacqueline have been talking with each other since January 2021. Even when Sukesh was in Tihar jail, he talked with the actress over the phone.
Moreover, the central agency has unearthed evidence showing financial transactions from Sukesh to Jacqueline. He also sends expensive gift items, including jewellery, diamond-studded jewellery sets, crockery, four Persian cats (the cost of one cat is around Rs 9 lakh) and a horse worth Rs 52 lakh.
When the conman was on bail, he booked a chartered flight for Jacqueline Fernandez Chennai, where both stayed at a hotel in there. He also sends money to the actress's relatives.
Sukesh lawyer confirmed that his client is dating Jacqueline. However, the actress denied all the statements.
The investigation on the alleged involvement of Jacqueline with the conman is still on and the actress is to be questioned again in the coming.
