Tollywood star Mahesh Babu has been served a legal notice in connection with a real estate scam. The Ranga Reddy District Consumer Commission in Telangana has issued the notice after a Hyderabad-based doctor filed a complaint alleging fraud.
Mahesh BabuReal Estate ScamTollywoodSai Surya DevelopersEnforcement DirectorateReal Estate MumbaiJul 07, 2025
Mahesh Babu is accused of promoting the real estate firm Sai Surya Developers, which allegedly defrauded customers by selling non-existent plots.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) issued the summons to Mahesh Babu for questioning in a money laundering case linked to the real estate fraud.
The total amount of transactions under scrutiny is Rs. 5.9 crore, which the actor received as endorsement fees.
The accused allegedly sold unauthorized land layouts, sold the same plots to different customers, accepted payments without proper agreements, and made false assurances of plot registrations.
The Ranga Reddy District Consumer Commission will hear the case and determine the validity of the allegations against Mahesh Babu.
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