'Baby, Wear Something In Black On Court Date': Conman Sukesh's Text To Jacqueline From Jail

The conman also requested that the actress appear "in black clothes" for the hearing in one of the communications.

Sukesh Chandrasekhar, and Jacqueline Fernandez. ( Image Source :x/@Tushar_KN )

As conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar and Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez continue to lodge severe claims against one other in the Rs 200 crore money laundering case, ABP News has obtained access to more texts sent by the conman to the actor. According to the information, Sukesh, the main culprit in a Rs 200-crore money laundering case, sent many messages to Fernandez over WhatsApp while he was still imprisoned.

The conman also requested that the actress appear "in black clothes" for the hearing in one of the communications.

"Baby this month on 6th, we have a court date and if you are produced by VC please wear a black kurta or wear anything in black, so that I know you have seen all my messages and you Love ?? So baby and missing you Ton I love you baby girl, you are mine mine forever," the text from Sukesh to Jacqueline reads. 

In another message, Sukesh stated: "Baby I know you are upset about the latest trolls about adding an extra E in your name, but vava don't bother, as none of these people trolling or worth are shit, you are my princess you are rock star... you are going to be a superstar."

Apart from this, in another WhatsApp message, Sukesh told Jacqueline: "In the next few weeks, Lavrajan will approach you for a film, I have finalized the deal with him. Baby, this is going to be a big deal for you. He also said that this is my gift to you along with the lilies. I sent you a message card. Hope you liked it and watched it...'' 

In the latest development, conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar has now turned on Fernandez.

Jacqueline recently filed a petition in a Delhi court seeking protection from Sukesh's threats.

She has petitioned the Delhi High Court for the dismissal of the case against her, claiming that she is an innocent victim of Sukesh Chandrasekhar's targeted attack.