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Film stars are being questioned by the Mumbai Police in connection with the 250 crore rupees drug case. Shraddha Kapoor's brother, Siddharth Kapoor, will be questioned on November 25th. In early November, the Mumbai Police's Anti-Narcotics Cell uncovered a major drug scandal. Shocking revelations have been made, including the involvement of several prominent film stars. These include Nora Fatehi, Shraddha Kapoor, her brother Siddhanth Kapoor, and others. Now, in this 250 crore drug case, the Mumbai Police have summoned Shraddha Kapoor's brother Siddhanth Kapoor for questioning on Tuesday, November 25th. In fact, some time ago, a case of mephedrone seizure came to light, in which the accused made significant revelations. The Anti-Narcotics Cell claims that the accused has revealed the involvement of film stars in this case. In addition to Shraddha Kapoor's brother Siddharth, other individuals will also be questioned. Ori is also called Social media influencer Ori has als...

  Arbaaz Merchant was arrested last month following a raid on a party on a cruise ship where drugs were allegedly being consumed. Mumbai:  If a weekly visit to the offices of the country's anti-drugs agency to meet your bail condition does not get you your frustration fix for the day, you can always count on your dad. Arbaaz Merchant, one of the accused in the high-profile drugs-on-cruise case who is out on bail along with superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, was seen having one of those moments outside the Mumbai offices of the Narcotic Control Bureau or NCB on Friday. Leaving the building after marking his attendance as mandated by the Bombay High Court, Arbaaz Merchant was seen getting pulled in by his father Aslam Merchant to pose for a picture for the paparazzi. Relenting after protests, Arbaaz Merchant does a 10/10 facepalm and says, "Stop it, dad," before leaving in a huff. His father grins widely at his son's embarrassment. Arrested last month follow...

  A team from the NCB's vigilance department recorded Sameer Wankhede's statement for a second time at the agency's office in New Delhi on Monday. Ateam of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) officials has recorded the statement of Mumbai zonal director Sameer Wankhede for a second time, sources told India Today.   Wankhede, who is facing  charges of bribery  and extortion, was with officials of the vigilance department for nearly four hours at the drug enforcement agency's office in New Delhi on Monday.   The NCB had initiated a probe led by Deputy Director General (DDG) Gyaneshwar Singh into allegations levelled against Sameer Wankhede by NCB's independent witness Prabhakar Sail, among others. A team led by the DDG had recorded Sameer Wankhede's initial statement at the NCB's office in the national capital on October 28.   However, sources in the NCB tell India Today that  witness Prabhakar Sail  is yet to record his own statement with the drug ...