Jacqueline Fernandez has withdrawn her plea seeking to become an approver in the ongoing Rs 200 crore money laundering case linked to alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar. The application, which had been filed last month, was taken back on Tuesday before the Patiala House Court in Delhi.The development came shortly after the Enforcement Directorate opposed the actor’s request before Additional Sessions Judge Prashant Sharma. In its response submitted to the court, the agency argued that Jacqueline had maintained consistent communication with Sukesh even after allegedly becoming aware of his criminal history.According to the ED, the actor continued to receive expensive gifts, luxury items, and other benefits that were allegedly sourced from proceeds connected to the money laundering investigation. The agency reportedly informed the court that her prolonged interactions with Sukesh through multiple communication channels weakened her claim of being an unaware or innocent participant in the matter.The ED further stated in its submission that Jacqueline and some of her family members allegedly continued to enjoy the benefits obtained from the proceeds of crime. The agency claimed this reflected a conscious disregard regarding the origin of the funds and suggested active involvement in the laundering process.Jacqueline Fernandez was earlier named as a co-accused in the case after investigators alleged that she accepted gifts purchased using money linked to the alleged Rs 200 cro