Delhi Court summons veteran actor Dharmendra in cheating case over business dispute
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Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra and two associates have been summoned by a Delhi court in connection with a cheating case involving the Garam Dharam Dhaba franchise. The complaint was filed by Delhi businessman Sushil Kumar, who alleged that he was misled into investing in the venture under false pretenses.
The Allegations:
- False Promises: Sushil Kumar claimed he was persuaded to invest in the Garam Dharam Dhaba franchise with assurances of high returns and a successful business model.
- Cheating: Kumar alleged that the representations made to him were dishonest and led to financial loss.
- Legal Action: He filed the complaint, accusing Dharmendra and his associates of fraud, breach of trust, and deception.
Court Proceedings:
- Judicial Magistrate Yashdeep Chahal issued the summons after reviewing the complaint and preliminary evidence.
- The court found sufficient grounds to summon Dharmendra and the other two accused to explain their involvement in the alleged fraud.
- The next step will involve their appearance in court, where they will present their defense or respond to the accusations.
Garam Dharam Dhaba:
The franchise, themed after Dharmendra’s iconic Bollywood persona, is a popular chain known for its vibrant décor and traditional North Indian cuisine. This legal controversy puts the brand and its stakeholders under scrutiny.
The case raises questions about the accountability of celebrity endorsements and business ventures involving prominent public figures. Further details will likely emerge as the court proceedings continue.