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Actor Nora Fatehi testifies in Delhi court for Sukesh Chandrasekhar extortion case

Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) · The Hindu - National ·

Verified — Confirmed by a second source: Indian Express - India

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UPDATE - follow-up to Nora Fatehi appears in Delhi Court in extortion case involving Sukesh Chandrasekhar: Bollywood actor Nora Fatehi arrived at Rouse Avenue Court in New Delhi to record her testimony as a prosecution witness in the multi-crore financial fraud.

Court Appearance

Fatehi appeared before Additional Sessions Judge Gagandeep Singh in connection with the ₹200-crore extortion case involving jailed suspect Sukesh Chandrasekhar. Court proceedings for the hearing were actively underway as the actor presented herself after previous summons.

Judicial Warning

The court previously summoned the actor on two earlier occasions. When her legal counsel sought an exemption from appearance, the judge expressed strong displeasure and stated that witnesses cannot take court dates lightly. According to the proceedings, the bench warned that her conduct was improper and that authorities should not be taken for granted.

Context

High-profile financial investigation cases involving public figures often require celebrity witnesses to record official statements regarding financial transactions and interactions with accused persons. Courts routinely issue strict directions to ensure witnesses comply with hearing schedules to prevent trial delays.

Background: This follows an earlier report, covered earlier on 06 Nov 2026: 'Nora Fatehi appears in Delhi Court in extortion case involving Sukesh Chandrasekhar'. Read the earlier report →

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