The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating Mahesh Babu, a renowned actor, for allegedly receiving crores to promote fraudulent real estate firms. This investigation has raised significant questions about the actor's financial ties.
Mahesh BabuReal Estate FraudEd InvestigationFinancial IrregularitiesCelebrity PromotionsReal EstateApr 22, 2025

The ED is investigating Mahesh Babu for allegedly receiving ₹5.9 crore to promote fraudulent real estate firms, particularly Sai Surya.
The ED is interested in understanding the flow of funds and the potential role of celebrities in promoting fraudulent real estate schemes.
If the allegations are proven true, it could have serious implications for Mahesh Babu's reputation and legal standing, as well as broader implications for the real estate and entertainment industries.
Celebrities can add a layer of credibility to fraudulent activities, making it easier for unsuspecting investors to fall prey to these scams.
The investigation is ongoing, and the ED is expected to summon Mahesh Babu for questioning to clarify his role and the nature of the payments he received.

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