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Delhi court summons Nora Fatehi again in extortion case

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A Delhi court has once more summoned actress Nora Fatehi to appear in an extortion case against her. The court reportedly cautioned her not to treat its process lightly. The summons marks a repeated call for her attendance as the proceedings continue. The details provided in the source report are limited, so further specifics about the allegations are not included here. The matter remains before the court.

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