Raj Kundra Case: Crime Branch Finds 70 Pornographic Videos And Server From Businessman's House, Says Report

The Crime Branch of Mumbai Police had arrested actress Shilpa Shetty's husband and businessman Raj Kundra in connection to a case that was registered against him in February 2021. He was arrested on Monday (July 19) night for allegedly making pornographic films and publishing them through some apps. With Kundra's arrest, many shocking revelations about the pornographic racket have been unfolding through the ongoing investigation. Now, according to a news report in Times of India, the Crime Branch had conducted a raid in the businessman's house. The raid resulted in them finding 70 pornographic videos and a server from his house.

The videos retrieved from Raj Kundra's house were reportedly shot by the businessman's executive assistant Umesh Kamat. The report further stated that the police officials will be sending the server for further forensic analysis to check if Kundra used it to upload or send the videos to the company Kenrin.

Apart from this, the Crime Branch has also asked Kundra's bank to hand over the records of his bank accounts for the last two years, as speculations are rife that he has been in this racket for the past two years.

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Meanwhile, a news report in Mid-Day also stated that Raj Kundra had been evading arrest by allegedly paying a bribe of Rs 25 lakh to Crime Branch officials. The report further said that Arvind Srivastava aka Yash Thakur who was headlining the pornographic racket that was busted in March 2021, also complained to the Anti-Corruption Bureau about Raj offering a bribe to avoid arrest. Thakur's complaint was then forwarded to the Mumbai Police Chief's office in April 2021, to which there was reportedly no response.

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Raj Kundra will remain in judicial custody until July 23. The businessman is in custody with Ryan Tharpe, who was a technology associate for Kundra's app Hotshots. The police authorities have also found a bank transaction in the businessman's account from the Hotshots app. The last transaction had taken place in January 2021, a month before the police complaint was filed against Kundra.

However, the Mumbai Police has also revealed that they have not found any evidence against Shilpa Shetty in the racket.