A Hyderabad-based woman doctor has filed a complaint, alleging that she lost Rs 34.8 lakh after investing in a real estate project endorsed by Telugu actor Mahesh Babu. The case is now under review by the Ranga Reddy District Consumer Commission.
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The main reason for the legal notice is the alleged involvement of Mahesh Babu in a real estate fraud case where a woman doctor lost Rs 34.8 lakh after investing in a non-existent project promoted by him.
The complainant is a woman doctor from Hyderabad who invested Rs 34.8 lakh in a real estate project that never materialized.
Mahesh Babu was the brand ambassador for Sai Surya Developers and promoted the real estate project, which the complainant claims made the scheme appear trustworthy.
The case has been adjourned, and the next hearing is scheduled for the seventh of next month. Mahesh Babu, Sai Surya Developers, and its owner have been issued notices to attend the hearing.
No, Mahesh Babu has not made any public statements or clarifications about the controversy. His legal team has also not issued any official response.
Jammu and Kashmir Real Estate Regulatory Authority (J&K RERA) to issue notices to non-registered developers of real estate projects soon.
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