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Home / Nation / Youtuber Puneet Kaur Alleges Raj Kundra Messaged Her For Hotshots Says This Man Was Luring People 286236

YouTuber Puneet Kaur alleges Raj Kundra messaged her for ‘hotshots’; says 'This man was luring people'

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Updated At : 03:42 PM Jul 21, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, July 21

YouTuber Puneet Kaur has alleged businessman Raj Kundra once sent her direct message on Instagram in connection with the supposed pornography for which he has now been arrested, adding that she thought his account was hacked.  

Also read: Video of Kapil Sharma asking Raj Kundra about his ‘source of income, lifestyle’ surfaces; here’s what Shilpa Shetty said

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Taking to her Instagram, Puneet wrote, “Brooo do you OGS remember our verified DM video where he reached out to me for hotshots!?!? Im deaaad.”

 

In another Instagram story, she wrote, “I can’t even WTF this mans was really luring people -we literally thought it was spam when he sent that DM to me!? Jesus Christ man rot in jail.”

Raj Kundra, who is married to actor Shilpa Shetty, was on Monday night arrested by the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police in a case allegedly relating to the creation of pornographic films and publishing them through some apps. However, Raj Kundra aides have denied allegations.

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