Shocking Truths Revealed About Your Favorite Celebs
We see celebrities on screens, shining bright and adored by many. But behind the glamor, their lives are complex.
We see celebrities on screens, shining bright and adored by many. But behind the glamour, their lives are complex. This journey explores the celebrities’ hidden secret, uncovering dark truths of celebrity culture and the scandals that shook them. Get ready to be amazed as we peek behind the curtain and see the real people behind the stars!
Bollywood Actor Falls For Fake "Drugs In Package" Scam, Losing Rs 5.79 Lakh
This case happened when Anjali Patil was called by someone claiming to be Deepak Sharma, a worker at FedEx Courier Company.
Anjali Patil, a Bollywood starlet, was allegedly conned out of Rs 5.79 lakh by a cybercriminal posing as a Mumbai Police official. The incident occurred when Anjal Patil got a call from a person who posed as Deepak Sharma, a FedEx Courier Company employee.
According to reports, Deepak Sharma informed the actress that drugs had been discovered inside a shipment that had been detained by customs officers and was registered in her name and was enroute to Taiwan. The caller also mentioned that Anjali Patil's Aadhaar card was found in the package and advised her to contact the Mumbai cyber police in order to prevent any potential abuse of her personal information.
Afterwards, Anjali Patil received a Skype contact from a person posing as Mr. Banerjee from the cyber police department in Mumbai. Banerjee claims that three bank accounts linked to Anjali Patil's Aadhaar card are part of a money laundering case. In order to establish her innocence, Banerjee asked for Rs 96,525 as a processing fee.
As the scam progressed, the dishonest officer made things worse by saying that bank workers were part of the money laundering scheme. Anjali Patil was compelled to move an additional Rs 4,83,291 to a Punjab National Bank account that was owned fraudulently in order to end the investigation and avoid potential legal repercussions.
Anjali Patil learned that she had been tricked by a well-planned cyber scam when she discussed the incident with her landlord a few days later. After the actress reported the incident to the DN Nagar Police, they promptly launched an investigation and brought charges.
The courier company FedEx said in a statement that they never request personal information via email, mail, or phone while sending goods.
"If anyone receives any suspicious calls or messages, they are advised not to divulge any personal information. According to FedEx, "Instead, they should get in touch with the nearby law enforcement agencies right away or report to the Indian government's cybercrime division."
Fans React After Shilpa Shetty Pulls Up Security Person For Disrespect To Specially-Abled Fan
The children of Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra, Viaan and Samisha, recently went on a family vacation to Singapore. They returned to Mumbai on Saturday, February 17, and were seen entering the airport in informal attire. In a video that went popular on social media, Kundra was approached by a fan with special needs for a photo. However, the couple's bodyguard intervened before the admirer could take a picture. This infuriated the actress, who expressed her disgust at his treatment of the fan. In response to the video, fans wrote encouraging words about the couple, including, "This couple is so humble and has zero ego." For more news and updates, return often to ETimes.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the disconnect between celebrities and their admirers, highlighting the need for greater empathy and the shocking reality of stardom.
Bollywood Actress Jacqueline Fernandez is Requesting the Dismissal of the Money Laundering Case from Delhi High Court
The plea states that the evidence presented by the ED will show that Sukesh Chandrashekhar's targeted attack on the petitioner was intentional and innocent.
Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez has gone to the Delhi High Court in an attempt to have a criminal complaint and supplemental charge sheet issued by the ED in an alleged Rs 200 crore money laundering case involving accused conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar dismissed.
In the ED's case, Jacqueline Fernandez is one of the co-accused parties. She is a witness in the predicate offense of extortion, which is being investigated by the Delhi police.
In August of last year, Chandrasekhar was charged with extortion by the Delhi Police's Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) for allegedly luring money out of Aditi Singh, the ex-wife of Religare Enterprises promoter Shivinder Mohan Singh. An ED FIR was filed as a result of this.
In her appeal, the actress claims that the proof provided by the ED shows she is innocent of being the target of Chandrasekhar's deliberate attack. The ECIR dated August 8, 2021, the second supplemental complaint dated August 17, 2022, and the related processes are being dismissed, according to her request.
The complaint added, "There is absolutely no indication of her involvement in helping him to launder his allegedly ill-gotten wealth."
As per the plea deal, she was instead called as a prosecution witness in the EOW case.
“Throughout their interactions, the main accused consistently presented himself as a free individual. The Petitioner had no way of knowing that the main accused was actually incarcerated, as his conduct always resembled that of a person at liberty,” the plea added.
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