Mahesh Babu, the renowned Tollywood actor, has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case involving two real estate companies. The investigation centers around allegations that Babu received Rs 5.9 crore from Sai Homes, one of the companies accused of defrauding buyers.
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Mahesh Babu has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case involving two real estate companies, Sai Homes and Sri Rainbow Properties. The investigation centers around allegations that Babu received Rs 5.9 crore from Sai Homes.
The real estate companies involved in the money laundering case are Sai Homes and Sri Rainbow Properties. These companies are accused of duping homebuyers and engaging in financial irregularities.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating the financial malpractices and money laundering activities of Sai Homes and Sri Rainbow Properties. The agency is gathering evidence and building a case against the individuals and companies involved.
Mahesh Babu's team has stated that they will cooperate fully with the ED and provide all necessary information. They have emphasized that any financial transactions were legitimate and in accordance with the law.
The allegations against Mahesh Babu could potentially damage his public image, despite his strong fan base and reputation for integrity. The impact on his career remains to be seen as the investigation continues and more information comes to light.

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