Dharmendra gets summoned by Patiala House Court in Delhi in THIS case; details inside

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As a long-time admirer of Dharmendra Ji, this news has left me utterly disheartened and bewildered. I have grown up watching his charismatic performances, admiring his acting prowess, and cherishing his endearing on-screen persona. To see such a legendary figure embroiled in legal trouble is truly heart-wrenching.

Legal issues have arisen for actor Dharmendra, as he and two others have been called to court by the Patiala House Court in Delhi due to allegations of deception related to his Garam Dharam Dhaba restaurant chain.

Indeed, you’re correct! The news reports that Judicial Magistrate Yashdeep Chahal has called upon actor Dharmendra following allegations by businessman Sushil Kumar, who claims he was misled into funding the Garam Dharam Dhaba franchise investment.

On December 5, the judge’s ruling highlighted that the available evidence appears to indicate the defendant intentionally deceived the accuser, suggesting a possible instance of dishonesty or deceit.

According to ANI’s report, the judge suggested that the evidence available suggests, at first glance, that the defendants deceived the complainant as part of a shared plan. This initial assessment appears to reveal all necessary elements for the crime of deceit.

The judge has mandated that a legal notice be sent to the actor and three others, as they are being charged with alleged crimes related to cheating, conspiracy, and common intent (as outlined in sections 420, 120B, and 34 of the Indian Penal Code). Furthermore, two of these individuals are also facing accusations of threatening behavior under section 506 of the same code.

The court has set the following hearing for February 20, 2025, indicating that at this moment, merely a preliminary case is required. This means they won’t be examining all the details yet. However, a letter of intent bearing the Garam Dharam Dhaba logo suggests that the restaurant could be connected to the dealings, and it appears that the alleged accomplices were acting on behalf of Dharam Singh Deol in these matters.

For those unfamiliar, Sushil Kumar, who filed the complaint, shared that in April 2018, he encountered representatives of Dharam Singh Deol, offering him an opportunity to invest in a Garam Dharam Dhaba franchise located in Uttar Pradesh. He was assured a return of 7% on an investment of Rs 41 lakhs, as well as comprehensive assistance, enticed by the thriving performance of existing locations.

In September 2018, I signed a formal agreement worth Rs 63 lakh. Following my payment of Rs 17.70 lakh for land in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, the promised obligations were not fulfilled as anticipated. Subsequently, I encountered threats and financial losses, leading me to prioritize a refund over pursuing the franchise.

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2024-12-10 08:22