Sushant Singh Rajput Death: Karan Johar's Dharma Production Employee Kshitij Prasad Reveals Big Names To NCB During Drug Probe – Reports

This drug cartel is now taking a serious turn, revealing big names like Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet Singh, and more. Not just these names, reportedly, 39 more names have come under the NCB scanner. Amidst the investigation and summoning the stars with their alleged link with drugs, adding more updates on this drug probe, Times Now has now reported that as per sources, an employee from Karan Johar's Dharma Productions named Kshitij Prasad who is an executive director of the production house has revealed big names to NCB. He is currently being interrogated by the agency in order to know the drug nexus that operates in Bollywood. Apart from Kshitij, another employee of Dharma named Anubhav Prasad is also being questioned by NCB at the office. 

 

The channel also reported that NCB thinks that Kshitij can lead to a larger cartel. Reportedly, the director of Narcotics Bureau Control, Sameer Wankhade, and KPS Malhotra who is heading the SIT team from Mumbai are grilling Kshitij and Anubhav at the moment. According to Times Now, Kshitij is being interrogated for the Bollywood parties where it was alleged that drugs were being consumed by the stars. Drug peddlers like Anuj Keshwani and KJ who are been arrested by NCB used to supply drugs, buds, marijuana, hash to Kshitij, and Anubhav. However, in the investigation, Kshitij has revealed a few big names but their name of the stars are not being revealed yet.

 

Meanwhile, Rakul Preet Singh, whose name emerged on the web was seen arriving at the NCB office today and left after 5 hours of interrogation. Reportedly, Deepika Padukone who was summoned today will appear herself before NCB tomorrow which is September 26. Last night, Deepika who was in Goa shooting for her upcoming film landed in Mumbai with her husband Ranveer Singh. 

There are reports stating Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan are summoned by NCB on September 26.