As a lifestyle expert with years of experience navigating the intricate world of celebrity scandals and legal entanglements, I must say that this situation involving Remo Dsouza and his wife Lizelle Dsouza is quite concerning. However, it’s important to remember that everyone is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Yesterday, multiple news articles claimed that Remo Dsouza, his wife Lizelle Dsouza, and others found themselves in a legal predicament following a dance group’s allegation. The group accused the trio of defrauding them out of approximately 11.96 crore rupees. Shortly after this information spread rapidly, the famous couple took to social media to address the situation. They expressed their intention to present their side of the story at an appropriate time.
On Instagram, Remo and Lizelle Dsouza issued a statement addressing reports accusing them of fraud involving a specific dance group for an amount of 11.96 crore rupees. In the post, they expressed their disappointment over these allegations being made public and asked everyone to refrain from spreading unverified rumors until the actual facts have been established.
In their message, they conveyed, “We’ll present our argument when the right moment comes and will keep working closely with the authorities, just as we have done before. We want to express our gratitude for the affection and unwavering backing from our family, friends, and followers. Yours sincerely, Lizelle & Remo.
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As reported by PTI, a 26-year-old dancer lodged a complaint against several individuals. The police confirmed on Saturday that a case has been initiated in the Thane district of Maharashtra against all of them, due to accusations of defrauding a dance group of approximately Rs 11.96 crore. An officer revealed that the case was filed at Mira Road police station on October 16, charging Remo, his wife Lizelle, and five others with forgery (section 465) and deceit (section 420), along with other applicable sections of the Indian Penal Code.
According to reports, the FIR alleged that a 26-year-old dancer and his dance group were deceived from 2018 up until July 2024. The accuser also pointed out that the dance troupe appeared on a reality TV show, won it, but the suspect falsely claimed credit for the group’s achievements, taking home a prize money of approximately Rs 11.96 crore as if it were their own.
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2024-10-20 19:52