Sukesh Chandrasekhar denies involvement with Jacqueline Fernandez

• Sukesh Chandrasekhar strongly denies any role in disseminating leaked WhatsApp messages
• Chandrasekhar urges a thorough investigation by the CBI into the alleged fake chats
• The alleged conman questions the credibility of accusations against him, pointing out potential biases in investigations 

Amidst the controversy surrounding leaked WhatsApp messages, alleged conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar, currently in Jail-13, Mandoli, has strongly denied any involvement in disseminating such content. Chandrasekhar, a prime accused in a Rs 200 crore extortion case, has issued a press statement through his counsel advocate Anant Malik, refuting the accusations and expressing his commitment to legal channels for expressions of emotion or love towards Jacqueline Fernandez.

Chandrasekhar insists on a thorough investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the alleged WhatsApp chats, denouncing the messages as "fake." He raises concerns about a potential technological angle, suggesting the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create false WhatsApp conversations.

Chandrasekhar's legal team plans to file a complaint with the CBI for a detailed examination of this matter. Additionally, he urges investigations into other aspects, including potential biases in the Economic Offences Wing's examination of Jacqueline Fernandez and financial transactions related to social media management and event management firms.