Mumbai: Congressional actress and politician Nagma has raised the question why the Bureau of Narcotics Control (NCB) has yet to summon Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut, who has admitted to using drugs in the past.
Nagma also said that the NCB is trying to smear the image of top Bollywood actresses by sharing information from the ongoing investigation related to them with the media.
“Why hasn’t NCB summoned Kangana Ranaut, who has admitted to using drugs. If they could summon other actresses based on what the app’s chat is? It is hypocritical and it is NCB’s duty to leak information to the press and defame the image only the top 56-inch female actresses, “Nagma tweeted from her verified account Wednesday night.
Why hasn’t the NCB summoned Kangana Ranaut, who has admitted to using drugs? If they could summon other actresses based on what is the app chat? It is hypocritical and it is the duty of NCB to leak information to the press and smear the image of only 56-inch female lead actresses. pic.twitter.com/REWJLIYHNB
– Nagma (@nagma_morarji) September 23, 2020
Nagma’s taunt of Kangana comes on a day when the NCB said it had summoned Bollywood actresses Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor and Rakul Preet Singh for questioning in its ongoing investigation into alleged Bollywood ties. with drug dealers.
The NCB is exploring the drugs angle as part of the investigation into the death of Sushant Singh Rajput.
Recently, a video of Kangana went viral on social media, where the actress admits that she once became addicted to drugs. The video was originally shared by Kangana on her Instagram account in March this year during Navaratri.
In the video, Kangana can be heard saying, “Jaise hi main ghar se bhaagi, dedh-do saal me main ek film star thi, ek drug addict thi. Meri zindagi mein itne saare kaand chal rahe the ki mein aise logo ke haathon mein lag chuki thi, jahaan itna sab danger ho chuka tha meri life mein (shortly after I ran away from home, in about a year and a half or two I became a movie star and a drug addict. A lot happened in my life , I fell into the hands of those people, where all these dangerous things happened in my life) “.
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