Shah Rukh Khan’s wife Gauri Khan gets a FIR filed against her in Lucknow for purchasing property

Case of Gauri Khan: According to the complaint, Gauri Khan, a brand spokesperson, was a factor in his decision to purchase the apartment.

Gauri Khan, a fashion designer and Shah Rukh Khan’s wife, has had a FIR filed against her in Lucknow. Gauri has been charged with violating section 409 of the Indian Criminal Code, which deals with criminal breach of trust.

Jaswant Shah, a resident of Mumbai, filed the case, alleging that the company—for which Gauri served as the brand ambassador—failed to deliver the apartment despite charging Rs 86 lakh.
The complaint claimed that the apartment in Lucknow’s Sushant Golf City’s Tulsiyani Golf View had been given to another person.

In addition to Gauri, Anil Kumar Tulsiyani and Mahesh Tulsiyani, the director of Tulsiyani Construction and Development Company, were named in the complaint.

The complaint claimed Gauri Khan, a brand ambassador, had an impact on his decision to purchase the apartment.

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