Jacqueline Fernandez’s legal battle in the high-profile Sukesh Chandrasekhar money laundering case is nearing a conclusion. The Delhi High Court has scheduled a final hearing for the actress’s plea to remove her name from the case. This case, which has captured significant public and media attention, saw Jacqueline's name mentioned in a charge sheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in 2022.

The court has asked both parties to submit concise arguments, with the final decision expected on September 18. Delhi High Court sets final hearing date for Jacqueline Fernandez’s plea in Sukesh Chandrasekhar money laundering case: Reports Background of the case The case revolves around allegations of money laundering involving conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar. Jacqueline Fernandez has been questioned multiple times by the ED in connection to the case, which involves the alleged defrauding of high-profile individuals, including Aditi Singh, the wife of former Fortis Healthcare promoter Shivinder Mohan Singh.

The ED claims that Chandrasekhar used illegally obtained funds to purchase expensive gifts for Fernandez, who allegedly accepted them despite knowing his criminal background. Jacqueline's defence Throughout the investigation, Jacqueline has consistently maintained her innocence. She has repeatedly stated that she was unaware of Chandrasekhar’s illegal activities and has sought to distance herself from the case.

Her legal team has filed multiple pleas to have her name remove.