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Money Laundering Case: Bollywood actress Nora Fathi summoned to court in Rs 200 crore case

Ayesha NooraniSpecial Correspondent for Arts & Culture • Islamabad / Lahore Bureau
Money Laundering Case: Bollywood actress Nora Fathi summoned to court in Rs 200 crore case

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  • The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): Bollywood actress Noora Fathi has been summoned as a prosecution witness in Delhi's Rouse Avenue court in the Rs.
  • According to Times of India, the court has directed him to appear on November 2. In the third supplementary charge sheet filed in this case, the.
  • The case pertains to allegations that Skish Chandrasekhar allegedly received around Rs 200 crore from former Ranbaxy promoter Shivendra Mohan Sin.

The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): Bollywood actress Noora Fathi has been summoned as a prosecution witness in Delhi's Rouse Avenue court in the Rs 200-crore extortion case related to alleged Navy SEAL Sikesh Chandrasekhar.

According to Times of India, the court has directed him to appear on November 2. In the third supplementary charge sheet filed in this case, the name of Noora Fathi is included as a witness.

The case pertains to allegations that Skish Chandrasekhar allegedly received around Rs 200 crore from former Ranbaxy promoter Shivendra Mohan Singh's wife Aditi Singh while posing as a top government official despite being incarcerated in Delhi's Rohini Jail during 2020 and 2021.

It is alleged that Skish Chandrasekhar had promised to arrange the release of her husband from jail in return for money. The Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) of the Delhi Police investigated the alleged extortion and filed a chargesheet under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA).

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Ayesha Noorani

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