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Crime
Nora Fatehi Summoned Again in Rs 200-Crore Extortion Case
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 01:37 PM
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Actress Nora Fatehi has been summoned again in the Rs 200‑crore extortion case involving businessman Sukesh Chandrasekhar and is ordered to appear before a Delhi court.
Actress Nora Fatehi was called to testify in the high‑profile extortion case that has drawn attention to the alleged 200‑crore demand made by businessman Sukesh Chandrasekhar. The summons, issued by the Delhi court, requires her appearance on a specified date to provide evidence related to the alleged transaction.
The case, which has been under investigation for several months, centers on accusations that Chandrasekhar sought money from various parties, including celebrities, to secure business deals. Fatehi’s involvement is said to be linked to a communication trail that the prosecution claims shows her receiving or facilitating the transfer of funds.
Lawyers for the prosecution have requested that Fatehi appear in court to clarify her role and the nature of the alleged payments. She has not yet issued a public statement regarding the summons.
The Delhi court has set a hearing date for the next week, and the case is expected to attract significant media scrutiny given the high-profile personalities involved.
The case, which has been under investigation for several months, centers on accusations that Chandrasekhar sought money from various parties, including celebrities, to secure business deals. Fatehi’s involvement is said to be linked to a communication trail that the prosecution claims shows her receiving or facilitating the transfer of funds.
Lawyers for the prosecution have requested that Fatehi appear in court to clarify her role and the nature of the alleged payments. She has not yet issued a public statement regarding the summons.
The Delhi court has set a hearing date for the next week, and the case is expected to attract significant media scrutiny given the high-profile personalities involved.