It
was
earlier
reported
that
Jacqueline
Fernandez
was
questioned
as
a
witness
in
a
money
laundering
case
by
Enforcement
Directorate.
The
reports
had
revealed
that
the
alleged
multi-crore
extortion
racket
was
run
by
a
known
conman
Sukesh
Chandrashekar.
Now
the
latest
development
suggests
that
the
actress
has
been
summoned
by
the
ED
again
on
September
25.
According
to
a
news
report
in
News
18,
other
celebs
other
than
Jacqueline
Fernandez
have
also
been
summoned
by
the
Enforcement
Directorate.
The
Judwaa
2
actress
was
first
questioned
last
month
regarding
the
Sukesh
Chandrashekar
case
in
New
Delhi
for
6
hours.
The
report
further
stated
that
the
ED
is
trying
to
find
out
if
Jacqueline
was
a
beneficiary
in
the
money
laundering
case.
Jacqueline
Fernandez's
statement
will
be
recorded
under
Section
50
of
PMLA
reportedly.
Apart
from
the
Mrs
Serial
Killer
actress,
Nora
Fatehi
will
also
be
summoned
by
the
Enforcement
Directorate,
the
report
further
went
on
to
say.
Fernandez
was
summoned
again
as
her
questioning
was
not
completed
in
the
first
round.
A
news
report
in
Pinkvilla
had
stated
that
Jacqueline
Fernandez
had
become
a
victim
of
conman
Sukesh
Chandrashekar
reportedly.
The
conman
used
to
spoof
call
Jacqueline
from
Tihar
Jail.
He
used
to
pose
as
big
and
eminent
personalities
during
the
spoof
calls.
According
to
the
news
report,
the
Jaane
Kahan
Se
Aayi
Hai
actress
had
gone
on
to
believe
Sukesh
who
then
had
started
sending
her
expensive
chocolates
and
gifts.
Talking
about
the
money
laundering
case,
the
agency
raided
and
seized
a
sea-facing
bungalow
in
Chennai
on
August
24,
2021,
and
found
Rs
82.5
lakh
cash,
and
over
a
dozen
luxurious
cars
in
connection
with
the
money
laundering
case
against
Chandrashekar.
"Sukesh
Chandrasekhar
is
the
mastermind
of
this
fraud.
He
has
been
a
part
of
the
crime
world
since
the
age
of
17.
He
has
multiple
FIRs
against
him
and
is
presently
lodged
at
the
Rohini
jail," the
Enforcement
Directorate
revealed
in
the
statement
after
the
last
week's
raid.
The
report
further
said
an
amount
of
Rs
1.3
crore
was
allegedly
seized
from
his
possession
at
the
time
of
his
arrest.