The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned actor Mahesh Babu in connection with a real estate money laundering case. The investigation focuses on a purported ₹2.5 crore cash payment the actor allegedly received for endorsing a property company.
Mahesh BabuReal EstateMoney LaunderingEnforcement DirectorateTelugu Film IndustryReal Estate NewsApr 22, 2025
Mahesh Babu has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a real estate money laundering case. The investigation focuses on a purported ₹2.5 crore cash payment the actor allegedly received for endorsing a property company.
The ED is investigating financial irregularities and potential money laundering in the real estate sector. The agency is specifically looking into the alleged ₹2.5 crore cash payment to Mahesh Babu and the business practices of the property company involved.
Mahesh Babu's team has issued a statement denying any association with the property company or the alleged cash transaction. They have expressed confidence that the ongoing investigation will vindicate the actor.
The case has broader implications for the real estate and entertainment sectors in India. It highlights the ongoing need for transparency and accountability in business transactions, especially in sectors with a history of financial irregularities.
Mahesh Babu will cooperate with the ED and provide all necessary information and documentation to clear his name. His legal team will work closely with the investigators to ensure a thorough examination of the case.
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