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Chandigarh Police summons Salman Khan, sister Alvira & 7 others over alleged case of fraud
They told us the cost of investment was Rs 2 cr. They pressurised us by saying Salman Khan will come for opening of showroom, said Arun Gupta, Trader, on notice to Salman Khan and others
New Delhi: The Chandigarh Police on Thursday summoned Bollywood actor Salman Khan, his sister Alvira Khan and 7 others associated with Being Human in an alleged case of fraud. “They have been given till July 13 to reply. If there’s anything criminal, action will be taken,” Chandigarh SP Ketan Bansal.
Two Being Human employees told me that asked me to open a franchise for Being Human. We agreed. They told us the cost of investment was Rs 2 cr. They pressurised us by saying Salman Khan will come for opening of showroom, said Arun Gupta, Trader, on notice to Salman Khan and others
After opening the showroom, we have not received any spot. They called us for a meet-and-greet with Salman Khan. I met him and he promised me. Now 1.5 years have passed and I have not received anything. Salman did not reply to my letters, Arun Gupta added
Two Being Human employees told me that asked me to open a franchise for Being Human. We agreed. They told us the cost of investment was Rs 2 cr. They pressurised us by saying Salman Khan will come for opening of showroom: Arun Gupta, Trader, on notice to Salman Khan and others pic.twitter.com/M5LMqINsbG
— ANI (@ANI) July 8, 2021
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