‘I really look up to you’: Sukesh Chandrashekar writes to ‘my man’ Elon Musk, offers to invest $2 bn in X

Recently, the non-imprisoned Conma Soukash did not write a letter with Tech billionaire Elon Mushk from behind bars. In his letter to the technical billionaire, the latter called my man “My man” and expressed a desire to invest $ 2 billion (1,74,31,26,00,000) in Musk’s social media platform.

In October 2022, Musk brought Twitter, the name of which later changed x, $ 44 billion.

In his letter, he said that he was ready to invest $ 1 billion, and next year, next year, it is $ 2 billion. Congratulating the technological billionaire in connection with the management of the efficiency of the US Government’s Efficiency (DOGE), he also mentioned that Musk is someone whom he really looks.

“Elon, you are the one I really look, you are a solid, tanker, bullet, what you have built to be part of that builder,” he wrote the biggest thing for me.

He also calls “big brother” to US President Donald Trump.

Chandrashkar said that X was his “favorite platform”, and that it was the preferred social media site of Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez, which he called the “Lady Laughter” from prison.

Inmate Conman said that his company LS Holdings has introduced Tesla shares and seen a mass profit. He also mentioned that the investment of $ 2 billion is not under any evaluation of X.

“The introduction of the above amount is not under any evaluation of x, but it is contributing to what the remarkable turn of the work is under your leadership, so the bet is always on you” the value is going to increase unexpected heights. “

Addressing Elon, the non-tribe said that money and success have become extremely lively for him, and what really worries him. “Why do I say that this is because people are also judging when they come to me, but independent, I always prove wrong.”

He also said that in the letter that such a huge amount of such a huge amount of money would make him “proud Indian.” Conman also mentioned that he is less financial offense less than his “purchase budget for a year” and he has never been convicted.