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Actor Rajpal Yadav speaks out on check bounce case, calls fraud allegations baseless
- •Actor Rajpal Yadav broke his silence in Mumbai regarding the check bounce case, stating that all fraud allegations against him are baseless.
- •Questioning the narrative, Yadav asked if anyone would stake their hard-earned reputation and honor for 5 crore rupees.
- •He criticized the legal process for hearing only one side of the story while ignoring the other perspective.
- •The controversy stems from a financial transaction and a film production loan dating back to around 2010.
- •With legal battles continuing, all eyes are now focused on the upcoming hearing in the Supreme Court.
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The controversy stems from a film production-related loan of around 5 crore rupees taken in 2010 to finance Rajpal Yadav's directorial venture, Ata Pata Laapata. The complainant alleged that the checks given by the actor in lieu of the loan bounced, leading to the initiation of legal action.
Rajpal Yadav stated that three main allegations were leveled against him: that he committed a 5 crore rupee fraud, that he took a loan, and that he cheated a businessman. He defended himself by stating that all fraud allegations are baseless because proper checks and legal agreements were in place.
During his media appearance in Mumbai, Rajpal Yadav questioned whether the people involved were authorized to lend 5 crore rupees back in 2010. He asked if they held a proper license or operated as an NBFC, while defending his honor and decades of hard work.
