A Chandigarh-based businessman has accused superstar Salman Khan and his sister Alvira of cheating. The entrepreneur alleges he had opened a showroom of ‘Being Human Jewelery’ in the NAC area of Manimajra at a cost of about Rs 3 crore at the behest of Salman. Now he claims after opening the showroom, the company is not sending goods from Delhi and the company’s website is also closed. Now the police officers have sent summons to Salman his sister Alvira and 7 others. In the complaint given to the police, businessman Arun Gupta told that at the behest of Salman, he had opened a showroom of ‘Being Human Jewellery ’ in the NAC area of Mani Majra at a cost of about Rs 3 crore.
He also signed an agreement with Style Quintet Jewellery Pvt Ltd to open the showroom. All of them got the showroom opened but did not help in any way. The store from which they were asked to deliver the Being Human jewellery, is lying closed. Based on the complaint everyone has been asked to reply in 10 days. According to businessman Arun, Salman called him on the sets of Bigg Boss and assured him of all help once the company is opened. Salman had also talked about opening a showroom in Chandigarh. The complainant has sent a video to the police. He alleges that the superstar had said that he would come for the inauguration of the showroom but later backed out.
This is not the first time Salman's NGO Being Human has been mired in controversy. Earlier, filmmaker, Abhinav Kashyap had alleged that Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's charitable initiative Being Human is just a "show off". The "Dabangg" director also alleged that money laundering is being done in the name of the charity. Abhinav Kashyap made these allegations in a Facebook post on Friday evening where he also requested the government to investigate the matter while assuring complete assistance from his end. Being Human is the biggest idea of Mr Salim Khan. The charity of Being Human is just a show off. During the shooting of 'Dabangg', five cycles were distributed in front of my eyes. The next day it would be out on the newspapers that Salman Khan has distributed 500 cycles among the poor. This was an attempt to change Salman Khan's image as a goon, to influence the media and judge in his criminal court cases)," Kashyap said.