After months of being accused in a pornography case; Raj Kundra denies involvement in production and distribution of porn

Raj Kundra,  who was detained in a pornography case earlier this year and eventually released on bond, stated on Monday that he had never been involved in the creation or distribution of pornographic content in his life.

Raj Kundra has spoken out about the pornographic issue, calling it a witch hunt, months after being accused in the case. Raj issued a statement denying any involvement in the production or dissemination of pornographic material. Raj was apprehended by Mumbai cops in July and released on bail in September.

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When the Supreme Court heard Raj Kundra's plea recently, it granted him four weeks of protection from arrest. Kundra's anticipatory bail application was denied by the Bombay High Court. Raj Kundra stated in his Supreme Court plea that the videos he produced were seductive, but did not depict any physical or sexual conduct. He went on to say that he was falsely accused and that he was not involved in manufacturing or transmitting any Pornography content.

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Earlier this week, the Supreme Court granted Kundra protection from arrest in connection with an FIR lodged against him for allegedly spreading pornographic recordings.

Kundra was detained by Mumbai police in July of this year in connection with a separate case in which he was accused of using an app to distribute pornographic films. He was released on bail in September.

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On Monday, Kundra said, “After much contemplation, considering there are many misleading and irresponsible statements and articles floating around and my silence has been misconstrued for weakness, I would like to say that I have never been involved in the production and distribution of “pornography” in my life." 

Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra was not mentioned in the charge sheet submitted in the 'pornography' movie case in April. The Mumbai Police Crime Branch opened a new investigation into the case of the 'pornography' DVDs in June.