Raj Kundra has been sent to 14 days of judicial resistance after he was arrested by the Crime Branch of Mumbai for his involvement in the production and distribution of pornographic content cases.
On July 23, the police had raided the Juhu Juhu Bungalow Raj and Shilpa Shetty.
According to a report about NDTV, a source revealed that when Raj Kundrra arrived at their home with Mumbai police for search, Shilpa Shetty shouted at him.
The actress asked her 45-year-old husband about what the need to do all this when they had everything.
The report also stated that Shilpa Shetty strike saw Raj Kundra and said that the family’s reputation was destroyed, that their support in the industry was called.
Speaking of financial losses, the actress also reportedly stated that he had to submit many projects because of this controversy.
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While the raids were carried out, Shilpa Shetty’s statement was also carried out by the police.
The actress was reported to have mentioned that ‘Erotica’ was different from ‘porn’, where her husband was accused of, and that he was not involved in producing pornographic content.
While lawyers Raj Kundra also stated that it would be wrong to classify content as pornography.
He also objected to the application of Part 67A from the Information Technology Act.
He has stated that this law considers “sexual relations” as porn and everything is referred to as vulgar content and it cannot be classified as porn.
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According to the latest developments in this controversial case, Ani reported that Raj anticipated his arrest after Mumbai police took nine people to detention relating to the creation and distribution of pornography.
Therefore, he has prepared a ‘plan B’ to avoid investigations and also turn his phone in March so that data from his cellphone cannot be recovered.
Police Mumbai has also confiscated Raj Kundra laptops and SAN boxes (network storage area).
Officials told Tii, “We access 48 TB data.
Large data removed after our case was submitted in instructions from Raj Kundra.
Also, after the arrest of Kundra, more data was removed.” While he was in court detention, lawyer Raj Kundra had submitted a guarantee application And the trial is scheduled to take place on July 28.