The Property Cell of Mumbai Police, which is probing a case involving businessman Raj Kundra, who is also husband to actor Shilpa Shetty, will now probe into payments made to Kenrirn Limited, a UK-based company owned by Raj Kundra’s brother-in-law Pradeep Bakshi. The company was incorporated in 2005. Mumbai Police, a few days ago, made a shocking revelation that Bakshi is allegedly the mastermind behind the pornography racket case. Kundra and Shetty are joint promoters of Viaan Industries based in India whereas Bakshi is the Chairman of Kernin, London.
A few days ago, Mumbai’s Joint Police Commissioner (Crime) Milind Bharambe revealed that the two said companies had the mobile application called HotShots Digital Entertainment which is allegedly developed by Kenrin Ltd. “The free to download the app was yanked off by both Apple and Google Playstore for the type of its content. The Mumbai Police have recovered incriminating evidences like several HotShot films, video clips, WhatsApp chats, etc. during the investigation,” Bharambe told said, according to IANS.
Reportedly, the Property Cell told a news channel that they are investigating the second case which has been handed over to them by Mumbai Police on Thursday, July 29, and will be questioning all those involved once again. The Cell is also looking into emails and invoices that provide evidence of financial payments to the tune of several thousand pounds which will amount to lakhs in Indian currency. They are also investigating Kundra’s PA Umesh Kamat, who is a co-accused in the pornography case.
The Property Cell reportedly said they found an invoice from a Mumbai-based company called Eshu Gambhir Entertainment to Kenrin Limited for a movie produced by Kundra titled Fraud Ishq. The Mumbai-based company has also come under the scanner of the officials.
The officials also reportedly said that a porn video would cost a minimum of Rs. 3 lakh.
