An actor and former reality television contestant has been charged in an alleged financial fraud case amounting to Rs 9.35 crore. The case was registered by the Hyderabad Central Crime Station based on a complaint filed by a resident of Shaikpet in Hyderabad on behalf of his son, a London-based software engineer.
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An actor and former reality television contestant has been charged in an alleged financial fraud case amounting to Rs 9.35 crore. The case was registered by the Hyderabad Central Crime Station based on a complaint filed by a resident of Shaikpet in Hyderabad on behalf of his son, a London-based software engineer.
According to the complaint, the software engineer met the actor in 2018 and entered into a relationship under the premise of a future marriage. Over several years, the complainant's family allegedly spent substantial funds on the actor, including luxury vehicles, nearly five kilograms of gold, and multiple residential properties registered in her name. The complaint also alleges that the actor's sister borrowed and failed to return Rs 50 lakh.
Investigators confirmed that an FIR has been issued and inquiries are ongoing. Police noted that the situation involves a live-in relationship where money was allegedly obtained through close proximity. The actor has publicly denied all allegations through social media, calling the information false and misleading, and warned of legal action against the spread of unverified claims.
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An FIR has been registered and the Hyderabad Central Crime Station is conducting an ongoing investigation.
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A London-based software engineer and his family residing in Hyderabad.
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Call 1930 (free, 24x7) straight away, then file at cybercrime.gov.in. Money reported in the first hours is far easier to freeze.
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