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TV hottie in jewellery fraud

Hina Khan in jewellery fraudHina Khan, the TV hottie and former Bigg Boss 11 contestant Hina Khan, has been accused by a jewellery company of cheating it by not returning ornaments worth over Rs 11 Lakhs. On the other side, Hina Khan has denied that he received legal notice.

According to the latest update, the  legal notice was sent to Hina Khan by lawyer Rakesh K. Singh, founder, RKS Associates, on behalf of the jewellery brand. They have accused Hina Khan of sourcing jewellery to wear for an awards event – Dadasaheb Phalke Awards, but not returning the jewellery, including two pairs of earrings, one ring and one set, in entirety. It is heard that Hina Khan has been requested to return the jewellery or pay the amount (Rs 11 Lakhs) for the same. The jeweller has also asked Hina Khan to issue a written apology and pay Rs. 2 lakh towards compensation for loss of business and harassment.

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 On the otherside, Hina Khan laughed after hearing this and wrote on her twitter, “LOLwonder why this legal notice did not reach my house and instead reached all the media houses.. sorry haters this tactic will not work.. try something new.. bhassodi will still shine #Bhasoodi #NoMoreBullshit #BhasoodiHits7M.”

During Bigg Boss 11 show, Hina Khan  was accused of wearing borrowed clothes on the show.  Once again she is making news but for all reasons. The news highlighted that a brand has accused Hina Khan of promoting their brand at an event by wearing the jewellery worth Rs 11,11,000 but the jewellery was not returned to the brand post an event.

Hina Khan is well known face for TV audiences. She is popular for TV show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, in which she played Akshara. After the TV serial Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Hina Khan signed up for the reality show Khatron Ke Khiladi 8 and followed it up with the controversial reality show Bigg Boss 11.

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