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Justice Sudhir Kumar Jain asked the actress to submit a receipt of fixed deposit of Rs 1 crore and to give in writing that if she does not return, the amount will be forfeited along with a surety of Rs 1 crore. The judge said there was no need to interfere with the trial court’s decision. The court disposed of the ED’s plea and directed Fernandez not to tamper with the evidence and not to interfere in the investigation.
What is the matter related to Jacqueline Fernandez
The ED had issued a lookout circular (LOC) against Fernandez last year in connection with the recovery of Rs 200 crore linked to alleged thug Sukesh Chandrashekhar. Fernandez is a Sri Lankan citizen and has been living in India since 2009. Additional Solicitor General SV Raju, appearing for the probe agency, criticized the trial court’s order suspending the LoC on several grounds. Raju said that Fernandez may have run away to evade investigation and he has not participated properly in the investigation.
Jacqueline had approached the lower court to travel abroad
Fernandez had earlier moved a lower court seeking permission to travel abroad for 15 days, saying he needed to attend events in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates, France and Nepal. In her application before the trial court, Fernandez had claimed that being a renowned film actress, she has been invited to attend events, press conferences, rehearsals and IIFA award functions, requesting release of her passport. Was. However, the ED had restrained him from going abroad saying that he might have to join the ongoing investigation in the money laundering case. The ED has questioned the actress several times so far.