The lawyer also requested media personnel to refrain from using pictures and videos of Shilpa while mentioning the case in the reports.

Businessman Raj Kundra penned a note on Instagram requesting media personnel not to drag his wife and actor Shilpa Shetty’s name amid the alleged Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids at his house. He wrote,

Earlier this week it was reported that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided actor Shilpa Shetty and her husband-businessman Raj Kundra's house. The businessman has now broken the silence and shared the first statement after the incident.

On October 3, Kundra, who is facing accusations of money laundering through bitcoin, received a notice from the ED, instructing him to vacate his Juhu bungalow and Pune farmhouse. In response, he filed a petition with the Mumbai High Court challenging the notice.

After the Enforcement Directorate (ED) carried out raids at actor Shilpa Shetty Kundra and her husband Raj Kundra’s properties in connection with an ongoing pornography case, the businessman has addressed the matter on social media. In a short statement, he asked for his wife’s name to be left out of it.

Raj Kundra addresses ED raids on his properties, emphasising cooperation with authorities and defending wife Shilpa Shettys non-involvement.

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In a long note shared on his Instagram story, Raj Kundra said that he was complying with the officials in the ongoing investigation and the truth will come out. He had a strong message for those who are dragging his wife Shilpa Shetty's name.

Businessman Raj Kundra requests media to respect boundaries amid money laundering case, avoiding dragging wife Shilpa Shetty's name.

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Earlier this year, the ED attached assets worth Rs 98 crore of Kundra and Shetty in a crypto currency case. The couple, however, obtained relief from the Bombay High Court against this attachment order.