Jacqueline Fernandez Seeks Court Protection Against Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar In Alleged Money Laundering Case

Bollywood star Jacqueline Fernandez spotted with con artist Sukesh Chandrasekhar, who is the main suspect in a Rs 200 crore money laundering case. She has now taken him to court and said that he is “intimidating” her. She has also asked the court to protect her from the suspects.

Reports say that Jacqueline has asked the Patiala House Court in Delhi to protect her from Sukesh, who she says has been sending her “troubling letters” to try to scare her.

Jacqueline Fernandez Seeks Court Protection in Rs 200 Crore Money Laundering Case Against Alleged Con Artist Sukesh Chandrasekhar

During his time behind bars, Sukesh has been sending Jacqueline a great deal of love notes. In a letter that he had written to the actress a few days before, he expressed his desire to propose to her that they should be married “for life.” In the letter, he also expressed his want to spend the holidays with the celebrity and expressed his desire to have her favourite wine with him “just like old times.” He also expressed his desire to spend them together.

Actress Seek Court Assistance, Denies Extortion Scheme Involvement

Already, Sukesh has written Jacqueline a number of letters in which he has warmly referred to her as his “angel,” “butterfly,” “honey bee,” and other names.

However, Jacqueline has never responded to any of his letters, and just lately, her attorney addressed the court in an effort to request assistance for the celebrity in the case involving the laundering of money.

It has been asserted that Jacqueline was savouring the luxury and presents that she had purchased with the money that she had obtained through the extortion scheme. On the other hand, the actress has stated that she was “maliciously targeted” by Sukesh and has denied any involvement in the hoax.

Jacqueline Fernandez Denies Allegations of Receiving Stolen Money Gifts from Sukesh

Additionally, she stated that Sukesh did not present her with any presents that were purchased with stolen money, and she informed the court that the con artist was responsible for the destruction of both her life and her career.