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Enforcement Directorate issues notice to Pak Singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.

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Well known Pakistani Singer, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has been blamed for pirating illicit outside money in India for a long time.

As per an ABP News report, Khan had got $340,000 (Rs 2.42 crore) through unlawful methods for which he purportedly snuck $225,000 (Rs 1.6 crore)…

The argument against the vocalist returns to 2014 when the test organization began an examination against him under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).

India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED), which is right now exploring the case, has issued Khan a notice and has looked for his reaction with respect to Rs 2.61 crore under the scanner. Whenever disappointed with his reaction, the ED can slap Khan with a 300% punishment. In the event of its non-installment, a post see is probably going to be issued against the vocalist and he’d in this manner be illegal to perform anyplace in India.

An outstanding Sufi vocalist and nephew of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan appeared as a playback artist in Bollywood with the motion picture ‘Paap’ in 2003. He has additionally been a judge on unscripted TV dramas in India.

Outstandingly, this isn’t the first occasion when that Khan has been involved in discussion identified with illicit cash. In 2011, he was found with undocumented $125,000 (Rs 89.1 lakh) at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. The artist, be that as it may, has denied any bad behavior.

Mr. Khan had guaranteed that he was conveying a lot of money since he was going with his gathering.

A local of Pakistan’s Faisalabad, Khan launch to distinction in India after his super-hit tune Jiya Dhadak in Kunal Kemmu’s 2005 film Kalyug. From that point forward he has sung a few well-known tracks for blockbuster films, including Tere Mast Do Nain (Dabangg), Teri Ore (Singh Is Kinng), Sajda (My Name Is Khan), Teri Meri (Bodyguard) and Jag Jhoomeya (Sultan).

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