Did Pavithra Gowda Receive Rs 2 Crore From Kannada Producer Soundarya Jagadish? New Details Emerge

Two months after film producer and businessman Soundarya Jagadish's tragic demise, new financial dealings have come to light. According to several media reports, Soundarya Jagadish transferred a staggering Rs 2 crore to actress Pavithra Gowda's account, who is accused in the Renuka Swamy murder case.

The transfers took place on November 13, 2017, and January 23, 2018, totaling Rs 2 crore. The funds were allegedly used to purchase a house worth Rs 1.75 crore in Kenchenahalli, Rajarajeshwarinagar. The document showing the purchase of the house in Pavithra Gowda's name has been circulating on social media.

According to reports, Soundarya Jagadish withdrew Rs. 1 crore from a bank account in Rajajinagar on November 13, 2017. Later, on January 23, 2018, another Rs. 1 crore was transferred to an account under the name Pavitra P, totaling Rs. 2 crores. This financial transaction is under suspicion as a factor contributing to Soundarya Jagadish's suicide.

Meanwhile, Soundarya Jagadish's wife Shashirekha Jagadish has filed a complaint accusing his business partners of fraud. She claims that her husband was defrauded of Rs 60 crore by V.S. Suresh, S.P. Hombanna, and Sudhindra, who coerced him into signing documents and threatened his life.

The police have registered a separate FIR and are investigating the matter. A suicide note was found in Jagadish's closet, which Shashirekha believes was written due to the harassment from his business partners.

The case has taken another twist with the revelation of Soundarya Jagadish's financial dealings with Pavithra Gowda. Business partner Suresh informed the police that he didn't know whether the Rs 2 crore transfer was from the company's funds or Jagadish's personal funds.

Additionally, rumors have emerged about Soundarya Jagadish transferring ownership of the Jetlag Pub to actor Darshan, but Shashirekha has clarified that the pub remains in her name and has not been transferred to anyone. She stated that her husband managed the pub while he was alive and she has been overseeing it since his death.