Last Updated on September 23, 2020 at 12:36 am
In the ongoing probe in drug case related to the death of Late actor Sushant Singh Rajput by the Narcotics Control Bureau, the Bollywood’s stars like Deepika Padukone and Dia Mirza’s names have come to the fore in WhatsApp chats.
In the chats, the actress is allegedly asking for the drugs from a certain person. The name of Deepika Padukone’s manager Karishma Prakash has also surfaced and she has been summoned by the Narcotics Control Bureau for questioning. Deepika’s name was also earlier coming to the fore but there was no proof but now the chat has proved that there may be some connection of Deepika Padukone and drug angle in Bollywood.
Along with Deepika her husband Ranveer Singh’s name is also coming in the drug case.
As everyone is talking about Deepika’s links with drugs, people started sharing her old posts of calling her husband Ranveer Singh as super drug. Not only this but many other photos of actress leaving the high-end restaurant named Koko in Mumbai’s Lower Parel are also appearing on social media.
As per the chats, the manager of Deepika Padukone was asking her at what time she will reach the restaurant, Koko to collect the drugs.
According to the officials, the NCB can also call Rakul Preet Singh and Sara Ali Khan, and famous fashion designer Simone Khambatta this week. These three names were given to NCB by Rhea Chakraborty.
The NCB has already arrested actress Rhea Chakraborty in a drug case linked to
Sushant Singh Rajput’s Case. Her brother Showik and two of Sushant’s close
friends have also been arrested. Till now the Narcotics Control Bureau has
arrested more than twelve people in a drug case. As per the reports, many other
Bollywood actors and Politicians are on the radar of NCB and other Central
agencies.
The name of Dia Mirza has surfaced in the drug case in Bollywood and it may take some time but many other names are likely to come to the fore in coming days that may surprise many. However Dia Mirza in a statement said that she had never consumed drugs.
