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Delhi Court Issues New Summons to Nora Fatehi in Rs 200-Crore Extortion Case
Delhi Rouse Avenue court on Monday issued a fresh summons to actor Nora Fatehi, directing her to appear on November 6 to record her evidence in the Rs 200-crore extortion case involving conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar. The development followed a notification from Delhi Police that Fatehi had been summoned but the court had no information on whether she would attend. Fatehi’s counsel had filed an application seeking exemption from her appearance. The court rebuked the counsel, noting that Fatehi was a witness and was expected to be present. The court said, "She is a witness and was supposed to be here. Her conduct is not up to the mark. Don't take the court for granted," and issued the new summons.
Frequently asked questions
When is Nora Fatehi required to appear in court?
She is required to appear on November 6 to record evidence in the extortion case.
Why did the court issue a fresh summons to Nora Fatehi?
The court rebuked her counsel’s request for exemption, noting she is a witness expected to be present in the Rs 200‑crore extortion case.
Who is the alleged conman in the case?
Sukesh Chandrasekhar.