Emmerdale’s Jai finds himself in a whirlwind of trouble as his dark secret of revenge against his father, Amit Shah, is uncovered, leading to catastrophic consequences for his future. Jai’s ill-conceived alliance with Eric Pollard proves to be his undoing when Pollard’s actions inadvertently trigger a chain of events that expose Jai’s sinister deeds.

Jai’s descent into moral ambiguity began when he discovered Amit’s culpability in Rishi’s death. Fuelled by rage and seeking retribution, Jai confronted his father, pushing him down stairs and subjecting him to torture. In a cunning move, Jai coerced Amit into signing over all his shares in The Hop business before forcing him to leave for India, leaving Sunny Sharma, his half-brother, abandoned and bereft of his rightful inheritance.

The fallout from Jai’s actions reverberates throughout the village, with Sunny contemplating leaving Emmerdale alongside Nikki Milligan. Laurel Thomas, witnessing the family turmoil, is dismayed by Sunny’s imminent departure and resolves to persuade him to stay. Meanwhile, Jai, fearful of exposure, subtly encourages Sunny’s departure, hoping to maintain his facade of innocence.

Eric Pollard, the unsuspecting catalyst in Jai’s downfall, continues to exploit his leverage over Jai, demanding perks and privileges in exchange for his silence. However, Pollard’s penchant for manipulation proves insufficient when Carrie Wyatt uncovers his deceit regarding a jewelry transaction, exposing his dishonesty.

As suspicions mount and secrets unravel, Laurel confronts Jai about his dubious dealings, determined to uncover the truth behind Pollard’s undue influence and Jai’s sinister machinations. Jai, cornered and facing the prospect of losing everything, must confront the consequences of his actions, as his world spirals out of control.

Stay tuned as Emmerdale delves deeper into the fallout from Jai’s shocking betrayal and the reverberations it sends through the tight-knit community, promising intense drama and unforeseen twists that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats