Jacqueline
Fernandez,
being
probed
in
a
Rs
200
crore
extortion
case
involving
alleged
conman
Sukesh
Chandrasekhar,
on
Wednesday
withdrew
her
application
filed
before
a
Delhi
court
for
suspending
a
Lookout
Circular
(LOC)
issued
against
her
and
permit
her
to
travel
abroad.
The
actor
withdrew
her
application
from
the
court
of
Additional
Sessions
Judge
Praveen
Singh,
citing
that
the
dates
of
the
event,
2022
IIFA
Weekend
&
Awards
in
Abu
Dhabi,
UAE,
earlier
scheduled
from
May
17
to
22,
were
postponed
to
June.
With
regards
to
the
travel
to
Nepal
and
France,
the
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
informed
the
court
that
for
Nepal,
her
pass
to
attend
the
particular
event
has
been
cancelled,
and
with
regards
to
travel
to
France,
she
has
not
submitted
satisfactory
documents.
Fernandez
is
being
investigated
by
the
ED
in
Rs
200
crore
extortion
case
involving
alleged
conman
Sukesh
Chandrasekhar.
The
actress
is
a
Sri
Lankan
National
and
is
living
in
India
since
2009.
The
ED
had
stopped
her
from
flying
abroad,
saying
she
may
be
required
to
join
an
ongoing
money-laundering
investigation.
Jacqueline
has
been
questioned
by
the
ED
in
multiple
sessions
in
connection
with
the
case
being
probed
against
Chandrashekar
and
his
actor
wife
Leena
Maria
Paul.
The
agency
had
earlier
filed
a
charge
sheet
before
a
court
under
the
sections
of
the
Prevention
of
Money
Laundering
Act
(PMLA)
and
named
Chandrashekar,
his
wife,
and
six
others
in
it.
It
had
alleged
that
Chandrashekar
had
gifted
the
actor
numerous
costly
gifts,
including
some
Persian
cats
and
a
horse.
Chandrashekar
is
accused
of
cheating
various
people,
including
some
high-profile
individuals
such
as
former
Fortis
Healthcare
promoter
Shivinder
Mohan
Singh's
wife
Aditi
Singh.
Another
Bollywood
actor-dancer
Nora
Fatehi
has
also
been
grilled
by
the
ED
in
this
case.