The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned Tollywood actor Mahesh Babu in connection with a money laundering case involving Hyderabad real estate companies Sai Surya Developers and Surana Group. The companies are accused of cheating buyers, and the actor is allegedly linked to these firms.
Mahesh BabuMoney LaunderingReal EstateSai Surya DevelopersSurana GroupReal EstateApr 22, 2025

Mahesh Babu has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to investigate his potential involvement in a money laundering case involving Hyderabad real estate companies Sai Surya Developers and Surana Group, which are accused of defrauding homebuyers.
Sai Surya Developers and Surana Group are accused of cheating homebuyers by delaying project completions and misusing funds meant for development. The ED is investigating these companies for alleged financial irregularities and money laundering.
Mahesh Babu's representatives have acknowledged the summons and assured that the actor will fully cooperate with the ED. They have also emphasized that the actor has always conducted his business with transparency and integrity.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating the financial transactions and alleged irregularities within Sai Surya Developers and Surana Group. The probe aims to trace the flow of funds, identify key players involved in the fraud, and ensure that justice is served.
The ED's investigation into high-profile cases like this one is expected to set a precedent for accountability and ethical practices in the real estate sector. It aims to protect the rights of homebuyers and deter fraudulent activities within the industry.

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