Ameesha Patel charged with cheating, actress accused of Rs 2.5 crore fraud

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: February 26, 2021 12:56 PM2021-02-26T12:56:04+5:302021-02-26T12:56:18+5:30

Actress Ameesha Patel has found herself in a multi-crore cheque bounce fraud case. The petition filed in film actress ...

Ameesha Patel charged with cheating, actress accused of Rs 2.5 crore fraud | Ameesha Patel charged with cheating, actress accused of Rs 2.5 crore fraud

Ameesha Patel charged with cheating, actress accused of Rs 2.5 crore fraud

Actress Ameesha Patel has found herself in a multi-crore cheque bounce fraud case. The petition filed in film actress Ameesha Patel's case was heard in the Jharkhand High Court. After listening to all the parties in the case, the court directed both parties to have a written response ready in two weeks, considering the seriousness of the case. The petition was heard in the Jharkhand High Court by Judge Anand Sen. The judge heard the case through video conference from his residence.The complainant has accused the Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai star of having him invest in a film; she later refused to be a part of it. 

This on-going case was first lined in the lower court and is now being challenged in the High Court. As per the petition, Ajay Kumar Singh, the litigant met the Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai star during an event in Harmu Housing Colony back in 2017, wherein the actress allegedly got him to invest in her movie Desi Magic for which he transferred Rs. 2.5 crores in the actress’s bank account. According to the complaint, Patel did not proceed with the film as was promised and did not pay back the money either.The complaint also states that the Bhool Bhulaiyaa actress has ‘Cheated’ the litigant, who demanded that the actress pays back his money, shortly after he got the information about the film not being made. According to him, Patel had given him a check which later bounced. As mentioned earlier, the next hearing of the case will be in 2 weeks where both parties would have to provide a clarification in written form directly to the court.
 

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