Jacqueline Fernandez landed in huge trouble after her name in the 200 extortion case came. The actress was accused of taking gifts from Sukesh Chandrashekhar and she was aware of Sukesh Chandrashekar's illegal activities.
According to the information, The Enforcement Directorate (ED) opposed Jacqueline's bail plea in connection with the money laundering case involving Sukesh. The agency had said the actor never cooperated with the probe and only made the disclosure when confronted with evidence. ED had also said that Jacqueline appeared to be ‘deep-pocketed’, and therefore, could interfere with the ongoing investigation.
Jacqueline's lawyer Prashant Patil has reacted to Sukesh’s latest letter to his lawyer and said his claims in the letter should be ‘seriously investigated’ in a fair manner. He said, "If it is written by Sukesh Chandrasekhar, then the allegations made by him need to be seriously investigated, independently and fairly by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The contents reveal that the investigation needs to take place on the facts revealed by him. His statement can be recorded under relevant provisions of the law and investigation can be carried out to find out the truth.”
He further said, "The purpose of any investigation is to find out the truth. If certain facts are revealed by the accused, even that needs to be investigated by the agencies fairly. I repeat, that my client is innocent and she shall fight for her dignity by following the due process of law.”
Speaking about Sukesh Chandrashekhar’s Letter released by his Lawyer. Sukesh wrote, “It's very, very unfortunate that Jacqueline has been made an accused in the PMLA (money laundering) case… We were in a relationship and if I have given her and her family gifts, what is their fault… She never asked me for anything except loving her and standing by her...”
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