The ED’s raids targeted Kundra’s premises and other locations in connection with an alleged pornography distribution network linked to money laundering.

After the Enforcement Directorate (ED) carried out raids at actor Shilpa Shetty Kundra and her husband Raj Kundra’s properties in connection with an ongoing pornography case, the businessman has addressed the matter on social media. In a short statement, he asked for his wife’s name to be left out of it.

On October 3, Kundra, who is facing accusations of money laundering through bitcoin, received a notice from the ED, instructing him to vacate his Juhu bungalow and Pune farmhouse. In response, he filed a petition with the Mumbai High Court challenging the notice.

Raj Kundra said he is “fully complying” with the ongoing investigation. He also said that “no amount of sensationalism will cloud the truth”.

Taking to his Instagram handle, businessman Raj Kundra has finally put out his reaction over the ongoing investigations by the Enforcement Directorate in the alleged money laundering case. Check out what he said.

Raj Kundra addresses ED raids on his properties, emphasising cooperation with authorities and defending wife Shilpa Shettys non-involvement.

Businessman Raj Kundra, whose premises were raided by the Enforcement Directorate on Friday, has requested the media to "respect boundaries" and not drag his wife, actor Shilpa

Businessman Raj Kundra criticised media reports that linked his wife Shilpa Shetty to the porn racket case and said it was unacceptable. This came a day after ED raids at his offices and residences in the case.

The Enforcement Directorate raided Raj Kundra's properties in a money laundering case linked to adult films. Kundra denied allegations involving his wife, Shilpa Shetty, who has no connection to the case.

On Friday afternoon, Shilpa Shetty's lawyer, Advocate Prashant Patil, also issued a statement refuting reports that linked her to the investigation.

Shilpa Shetty made headlines after reports of an ED raid at her home related to her husband Raj Kundra’s alleged money laundering case involving explicit content surfaced online. Her lawyer denied any connection,