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Sunny Leone issues statement over cheating charges

R Shiyas, who conducts events in and around Kochi, had recently filed a complaint with the Kerala DGP, alleging that Sunny Leone had taken Rs. 29 lakh to attend various inaugural functions in the state but failed to do so....

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Feb 10, 2021 IST

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R Shiyas, who conducts events in and around Kochi, had recently filed a complaint with the Kerala DGP, alleging that Sunny Leone had taken Rs. 29 lakh to attend various inaugural functions in the state but failed to do so. However, Sunny has refuted these claims. She issued a statement that read, “There’s absolutely no chance that if I have set a date and time for an event, I wouldn’t show up. But due to lack of timely payment from their end coupled with the fact that they dilly-dallied on finalising the date, I bowed out.”

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