Mumbai Rain LIVE Updates: EOW quizzes businessman Raj Kundra for over 5 hours in Rs 60-crore cheating case

Mumbai Rain LIVE Updates: Kundra (50) was questioned by EOW personnel for more than five hours in connection with the case, an official said. We are closing the LIVE blog now

Updated on : 15 September,2025 10:04 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent

Raj Kundra. File pic

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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: EOW yet to summon Shetty in Rs 60 crore Mumbai cheating case

However, no summons has been issued to Shetty, a co-accused, as the EOW is still in the process of collecting evidence, he said. The EOW is probing the Rs 60 crore cheating case was registered in Mumbai against the actor and her businessman-husband. (PTI)

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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Kundra’s statement recorded at undisclosed location; further summons expected next week

His statement was recorded at an undisclosed location to avoid media glare. "We recorded Kundra`s statement today (Monday) and will summon him probably next week again as lot more witnesses need to be verified before the next round of interrogation," the official stated.

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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: EOW quizzes businessman Raj Kundra for over 5 hours in Rs 60-crore cheating case
Mumbai police`s Economic Offences Wing (EOW) on Monday recorded the statement of Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty`s husband and businessman Raj Kundra in connection with a Rs 60-crore cheating case, officials said. Kundra (50) was questioned by EOW personnel for more than five hours in connection with the case, an official said. (PTI)

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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Wholesale price inflation rises to four-month high of 0.52 per cent in August

According to the latest government data released on Monday, wholesale price inflation in the country rose to a four-month high of 0.52 per cent in August as prices of food articles and manufactured items inched up, even though fuel and power basket witnessed easing. Reversing the deflationary trend of the past two months, (-) 0.58 in July and (-) 0.19 per cent in June, the Wholesale Price Index (WPI)-based inflation rose to its highest level since April, when it was 0.85 per cent. (PTI)