Nora Fatehi discussed about luxury car gifts with conman Sukesh Chandrashekar, chats revealed

Recently Bollywood actress Nora Fatehi was allegedly involved with conman Sukesh Chandrashekar, who is involved in a Rs 200-crore money laundering case.Since then the actress has been under the scanner.

In the latest update on the case, a few chats between Nora and Sukesh were accessed by a news portal. The messages exchanged between the two see them chatting over selecting a luxury car.

"Do you like this?" Sukesh asks the actress while showing her a picture of a Range Rover.

"Yes, it's a nice rough use car. It’s cute, it's a statement car," she replied which had the accused offering to show her more options.

The portal accessed another chat by Sukesh asks Nora to speak with him to 'clarify' details. 

Concerned about the actress' agency questioning the gift, he reportedly said, 

"I want to make it clear that it’s not being given with any kind of motive, but only because when you like a person, you give them gifts. Doing it for that reason only, nothing else."

Nora was questioned by the ED, which is investigating the case, summoned her a few times at their office. 

The actress had appeared before the central agency in New Delhi in October to record her statement under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

The Bhuj actress has maintained that the car was gifted to her by Sukesh’s wife Leena Maria in exchange for participating in an event in Chennai. 

She also claimed that she was a ‘victim’ in the case and not involved in money laundering of any kind.

The ED, which is tasked with recovering the proceeds of crime, is likely to attach the BMW that was given to the actress back in 2020.

According to reports the ED officers will soon be summoning some more Bollywood actresses and performers, as part of their investigation. 

Some of these yet unknown celebrities have allegedly had financial transactions with Sukesh, which the ED may want to probe and those celebs are likely to be summoned.

The celebrities are likely to be summoned for questioning over the next week.