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‘Raj Kundra might commit the crime again or even try to escape’ says Police

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Raj Kundra, Shilpa Shetty’s businessman husband, has been in police jail for nearly a month. Raj was arrested for making and producing pornographic videos, and he was also rumoured to be one of the case’s main conspirators.

The most recent development, in this case, is that on Tuesday, the police opposed the businessman’s bail request. The police warned the court that releasing Raj on the bond would send the wrong message to society and that he would conduct the same act again or even try to flee.

According to a storey in The Times Of India, Raj Kundra filed a charge sheet in April as part of his bail application, but his name did not appear on it or in the FIR relating to the case.

“The entire order is based on conjectures and surmises and deserves to be set aside. The magistrate failed to appreciate that there is no material against the applicant to even show his alleged involvement in the alleged offence,” Kundra’s plea added.

Raj Kundra’s offence is of a “severe character,” according to the police, who have yet to investigate where all of the tapes were published.

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In court, the police also stated that if the businessman was granted bail, he would perpetuate the same act, sending the immoral message to society.

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