Jacqueline Fernandez's questioning from EOW postponed

Jacqueline Fernandez's questioning from EOW was postponed: due to old commitments will not be able to join, new summons will be issued soon

Sep 12, 2022 - 10:15
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Jacqueline Fernandez's questioning from EOW postponed

The Delhi Police's interrogation with Jacqueline Fernandez on September 12 has been postponed. Jacqueline will not be able to attend the interrogation due to her old commitments. Actually, in the 200 crore money laundering case, the EOW branch of Delhi Police had issued a summons for questioning.
A senior Delhi Police officer told news agency ANI – Jacqueline had contacted us through e-mail. He was to attend the questioning on September 12 at 11 am at the EOW office at Mandir Marg in Delhi. But he told us about the schedule fixed before and demanded to postpone the inquiry. So we will now issue fresh summons to Jacqueline. However, we have not decided its date yet.
According to media reports, the ED believes that Jacqueline knew from the beginning that Sukesh Chandrashekhar, the main accused in this case, is a thug and he is an extortionist. Both were in relation. Many of their private photos also went viral on social media, after which ED questioned Jacqueline and kept the photos of both as evidence.
During the interrogation of ED, Jacqueline accepted the relationship with Sukesh. According to reports, the actress told during interrogation that she had taken gifts worth crores of rupees from Sukesh. Sukesh proposed to her by giving her a diamond ring. J and S were made in this ring.
Sukesh had gifted the actress a 50 lakh horse named Espuela and cats worth 9-9 lakh rupees. Apart from these, 3 Gucci designer bags, 2 Gucci gym wear, one pair of Louis Vuitton shoes, two pairs of diamond earrings, a ruby ​​bracelet, two Hermes bracelets and a Mini Cooper car were given.
In the case related to Sukesh Chandrashekhar, FIR was first registered by Delhi Police. Delhi EOW started an investigation on that FIR in August. In this case, the ED had also started a money laundering probe. Sukesh is accused of duping former Ranbaxy promoters Shivinder Singh and Malvinder Singh's wives of more than 200 crores on the pretext of getting them out of jail.
Sukesh would sometimes call himself an officer associated with the Prime Minister's Office and sometimes the Ministry of Home Affairs. Many officers of Tihar Jail were also involved in this fraud. Sukesh used to give a huge amount to all of them. The ED had seized Sukesh's sea-facing bungalow in Chennai on August 24. 82.5 lakh rupees, 2 kg gold and more than 12 luxury cars were seized from the bungalow.

Muskan Kumawat Journalist & Writer