Conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar, currently incarcerated for allegedly extorting ₹200 crore from an industrialist, has written a letter to the newly elected US President Donald Trump, congratulating him on his victory. In the letter, Sukesh, who claims to be in a relationship with Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez, shared his plans to invest $135 million (₹1130 crore) in a Los Angeles studio as a tribute to his “lady love.”
Sukesh refers to Trump as “big bro” and recalls a meeting with him from a decade ago, where Trump advised him to “Accept the World the way it is or see it the way you want it to be.” Sukesh expressed his gratitude for the advice, thanking Trump for always motivating him and never judging him during their encounters.
In his letter, Sukesh also revealed that his company, LS Holdings and LS Gaming LLC, intends to expand its investment in the US to $500 million (₹4200 crore) over the next two years.
A notable part of the letter mentioned his relationship with Jacqueline Fernandez. Sukesh recalled another piece of advice from Trump: “Treat your women always with dignity and make her always feel special.” He stated that, in accordance with this advice, LS Holdings is investing $135 million in a studio in Los Angeles to produce films and shows, a gesture he dedicated to Jacqueline.
Sukesh, arrested in 2015 for his alleged role in a multi-crore fraud, has been in Mandoli Jail ever since. During investigations by the Enforcement Directorate (ED), Jacqueline Fernandez’s name surfaced. While Sukesh claims to be in a relationship with her, Jacqueline maintains that he deceived her into believing he was a legitimate businessman and now uses intimidation tactics against her.
