Raj Kundra Loses The Case Of 'Gold Scam' Against Sachiin Joshi, Actor Says, "I'm Glad Karma Finally Caught Up"
At a time when Shilpa Shetty’s husband and businessman Raj Kundra is embroiled in a p*rnographic case, a report has revealed that he has been hit with another blow aka a cheating case filed by actor Sachiin Joshi. Kundra has lost a legal battle with Joshi. Scroll down to know more.
Reportedly, Joshi filed a complaint against Shilpa Shetty‘s husband alleging that the latter lured and cheated him in SGPL’s Satyug Gold Scheme. In the complaint, he alleged that he was sold a five-year gold plan of the Satyug Gold Scheme, wherein he was promised a certain fixed quantity of gold redeemable after five years.
However, when Sachin Joshi went to redeem 1KG gold asset last year he found that the SGPL office in Bandra Kurla Complex was shut down and no employees or representatives were available at the address. The SGPL website showed another address which also turned out to be fake.
As per the Lokmat report, the court has now directed Satyug Gold to hand over the possessions to Sachiin Joshi and pay him the sum of Rs 3 Lakh as a cost towards legal proceedings. Joshi has now opened up about the legal battle with Raj Kundra. He said to the publication, “My legal battle was merely a representation of many of the investors of Satyug Gold who have invested in the gold scheme at a discounted rate, only to never receive the gold.”
Sachiin Joshi who had paid Rs 18,57,870 on March 25, 2014, had been asked by the then Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra to promote Satyug Gold to pay a penalty of Rs. 25,50,000 so as to redeem the gold for which an amount of Rs 18,57,870 was already been paid to them six years ago.
Explaining the situation further in the case, Sachiin Joshi said, “I was asked to pay Rs 25 lakh to collect Rs 18,57,870 gold after six years of my hard-earned money lying with a company. Imagine the state of the common man who must have invested believing a celebrity who endorsed a company as its Chairman!” He said that he felt ‘defrauded’ and later realised that what has happened with him, may happen with others also.
