New Delhi: The Office of Narcotics Control questioned Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor and Rakul Preet Singh in connection with their investigation into the alleged Bollywood drug nexus last week. Since morning, speculation abounds that the NCB has given Deepika, Sara and Shraddha a good note in the drug case. Although the agency did not release any official statement, the news that three main leads received clean shit from all charges spread like wildfire.
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According to a report by a major newspaper, an NCB official has denied the news that the agency gave clean notes to the above-mentioned actresses.
“The news article mentioning that the drug enforcement agency giving a clean fine to those examined by NCB lacks the facts and the truth,” the NCB official told the Mumbai Mirror.
The three divas from Tinsel City have denied using narcotic substances during the NCB interrogation. Deepika was summoned by the NCB after her alleged WhatsApp chats with manager Karishma Prakash emerged during the investigation. She reportedly acknowledged her ‘WhatsApp drug talks’ when confronted by her manager Karishma.
Sara Ali Khan, who made her Bollywood debut with ‘Kedarnath’ alongside Sushant Singh Rajput, said she did not use drugs. She reportedly admitted that her relationship with SSR ended in 2019.
Shraddha, who worked with Sushant on ‘Chhichhore’, said he saw ‘Dil Bechara’ doing drugs between filming breaks in his vanity. She also confessed that a party was held at Sushant’s Pawna farm after the release of ‘Chhichhore’.
We previously informed you that the NCB will issue subpoenas to three Bollywood A members after the agency collects substantial evidence in connection with the drug-related case. The initials of the Bollywood Big Three begin with S, R and A. They have worked with Deepika Padukone on films.
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