Raj Kundra, husband of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty, is once again in trouble. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has registered an FIR against him in a money laundering case. Last year, the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police, Maharashtra filed a chargesheet against Raj Kundra and arrested him for making pornography films and distributing them through mobile apps.
In this business of pornographic films, a case of crores of business came to the fore. Actress Shilpa Shetty was also questioned. Now ED’s entry has been made in this case. ED has registered a money laundering case against Raj Kundra. Soon the ED may call Raj Kundra for questioning.
In the case of porn racket related to Shilpa Shetty’s husband and businessman Raj Kundra, now the ED will investigate and inquire about money laundering related to it. Giving information, ED sources said that a money laundering case has been registered against Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty’s husband and industrialist Raj Kundra. The investigation in this case has been started at a fast pace.
The Crime Branch of Mumbai Police had registered a case against Raj Kundra in February 2021 for shooting porn films and distributing them through mobile apps.
After this Raj Kundra was arrested. He was interrogated and started investigation. In this investigation, not only the name of Raj Kundra came out, but Raj Kundra was said to be the ‘mastermind’ in the entire porn racket.
This is the full story of porn movies racket, according to Mumbai Police Crime Branch
Raj Kundra and his brother-in-law living in Britain together formed a company named ‘Kenrin’. In view of the strict laws regarding porn films in India, he had registered the company abroad.
Through this company, porn movies were shown through paid apps. These films were shot in Mumbai’s hotels, bungalows and luxurious flats on rent.
Actresses working in these films were lured to get work in big Bollywood films. Sex scenes were shot by giving the lure of big work, wealth and fame. After this these porn films were sent abroad through transfer links.
These films were then uploaded on the mobile app from London. All the people associated with the business were connected to each other through WhatsApp chat.
