Raj Kundra PORN Case: Shilpa Shetty's Husband And Businessman Sent To 14 Days Of Judicial Custody By Court

Raj Kundra has filed a legal challenge to the police detention as well as a request for bail in the case.

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Raj Kundra has had a difficult time since being arrested for his suspected involvement with an PORN film racket. Raj Kundra, Shilpa Shetty's husband and a well-known businessman, has been accused of posting pornographic content through numerous platforms, according to media reports. He was arrested by the crime department in Mumbai last week and was placed in judicial detention till July 23 which was later extended till July 27.

Meanwhile, the crime branch has been digging into the case with zeal, and new details are emerging every day.

Raj Kundra, it should be noted, has filed a legal challenge to the police detention as well as a request for bail in the case. Raj has been placed in judicial prison for 14 days till the Bombay High Court hears the case today.

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Not only Kundra, but also Ryan Thorpe, another suspect in the case, has been sentenced to 14 days in judicial detention, according to reports. In the meantime, the crime branch had previously conducted a raid at Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra's apartment and recovered the server. They also obtained over 70 porn tapes, which were allegedly shot by Kundra's former PA Umesh Kamat.

Not only this. Shilpa was also interrogated regarding her alleged role in the case. However, the actress has stated that she is unconnected to the racket and that her spouse is not involved in the production of pornographic video.

She also stated that she did not have any connection with the HotShots app.

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The sources also claim that police official stated that “She (Shilpa Shetty) had told that the films available on Hotshot are erotica, not pornography. She further stated that similar content is now available on numerous OTT sites, some of which are even more obscene than what is available on Hotshot”.

Raj Kundra also said the videos might be described as "lascivious" but do not show "explicit sexual acts".

According to the police investigation, the businessman used ‘Hotshots’ for streaming porn content. The app is already under the radar of the Crime Branch and it was removed from the Google Play Store for Android phone users and Apple’s App Store prior to his arrest.


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