Sushant Singh Rajput Death: Deepika Padukone Accepts 2017 Drug Chats With Manager Karishma Prakash – Reports

Today, Deepika Padukone appeared before NCB for interrogation in the drug probe and the latest update during her session suggests that the actress has accepted 2017 drug chats with her manager Karishma Prakash, as reported by Times Now. Read on

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Sushant Singh Rajput Death: Deepika Padukone Accepts 2017 Drug Chats With Manager Karishma Prakash – Reports
With renowned names like Shraddha Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet Singh and more coming in light, the Narcortics Control Bureau (NCB) is rigorously investigating this drug angle. In the drug nexus of Bollywood case, today, Deepika Padukone appeared before NCB for interrogation in the drug probe. She was also joined by her manager and KWAN employee Karishma Prakash at the NCB guest house for questioning. However, the latest update during her grilling session suggests that both Karishma and Deepika were brought face-to-face and there the actress has accepted 2017 drug chats with her manager Karishma Prakash. 
 
Reportedly, 5-members in the panel were interrogating Deepika. The second round of investigation will take place in sometime and this time they are said to be interrogating the party that was held at Coco club and talent management company Kwan's involvement in this. Times Now claimed that Deepika admitted the chats were made by her to NCB. Before appearing for the NCB questioning, reportedly, Deepika held a late-night meeting with top lawyers in a five-star hotel in Mumbai on Friday. Her actor/husband Ranveer Singh was also said to be present at the meeting. 
 
Meanwhile, Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan have also arrived at the NCB office for interrogation for their alleged involvement with drugs, in connection to Sushant Singh Rajput. Earlier, Bollywood actress Rakul Preet Singhwhose name emerged in this drug nexus was questioned by NCB on September 25.


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