The
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
has
issued
a
summon
to
Bollywood
actor
Armaan
Jain
for
the
second
time
in
a
money
laundering
case.
The
actor
had
skipped
the
previous
summon
on
February
11
owing
to
a
family
tragedy.
A
tweet
by
ANI
read,
"Mumbai:
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
has
summoned
Armaan
Jain
in
an
alleged
money
laundering
case,
asking
him
to
appear
before
them
tomorrow.
ED
had
asked
him
to
appear
before
them
on
earlier
occasions
too
but
he
didn't
come."
Mumbai:
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
has
summoned
Armaan
Jain
in
an
alleged
money
laundering
case,
asking
him
to
appear
before
them
tomorrow.
ED
had
asked
him
to
appear
before
them
on
earlier
occasions
too
but
he
didn't
come.
Jain
was
asked
to
appear
before
the
agency
for
his
alleged
links
to
Vihang
Sarnaik,
one
of
the
persons
who
was
questioned
in
the
money-laundering
case
against
private
security
firm
TOPS
group.
On
February
9,
2021,
Armaan's
maternal
uncle
and
actor-filmmaker
Rajiv
Kapoor
passed
away
after
suffering
a
massive
heart
attack.
Amid
this
unfortunate
event,
the
ED
conducted
raids
at
Armaan's
South
Mumbai
residence
and
asked
him
to
appear
before
the
investigating
agency
on
February
11.
However,
Armaan
failed
to
appear
before
the
agency
on
that
date
citing
personal
reasons.
Armaan
Jain
is
the
grandson
of
legendary
filmmaker
Raj
Kapoor,
and
son
of
Rima
and
Manoj
Jain.
Ranbir
Kapoor,
Kareena
Kapoor
Khan
and
Karisma
Kapoor
are
his
cousins.
Armaan
made
his
debut
in
the
Hindi
film
industry
with
Lekar
Hum
Deewana
Dil
in
2014.
However,
the
film
tanked
at
the
box
office.
Armaan's
brother
Aadar
Jain
is
also
a
Bollywood
actor
who
has
been
lately
hitting
the
news
for
his
relationship
with
Tara
Sutaria.