When to use noun form of verbs

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Kushagra Pandey

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Which is correct: 1) The release got delayed due to allegations of underworld money involved.
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2) The release got delayed due to allegations of underworld money involvement.
What are the grammar rules concerning the use of verbs as nouns?
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Maybe you are thinking of gerunds. In any case, "involvement" is not a verb in the role of a noun. It is simply a noun. (Related to "involve".)
 
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The release was delayed because of allegations that underworld money was involved.
 
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