NCB team report in bollywood drugs Case?...
The names of many big celebrities have come in the drugs racket case related to Bollywood. Celebs like deepika Padukone, sara ali khan to Shraddha Kapoor, Aayush Sharma, and kriti sanon have also been called for questioning. During this, many chats related to drugs were also claimed to have come to the fore, but it seems that the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) is finding it difficult to prove anything in this case. Recently, in a media report, it is being claimed that NCB has neither any concrete evidence nor any work information has been received from the accused in the bollywood drugs case.
Questions raised on NCB team report
This case going on for years, even today the charge sheet has not been filed. According to a report, the internal source of NCB has told that due to the earlier investigation in this drugs case, it has become difficult for the people investigating now.
Riya Chakraborty's statement was the basis of all the details of the earlier investigation. Many important NCB officials related to this case were removed and after that, the new team was investigating the case. It is being told that NCB Director-General SN Pradhan has submitted a report from NCB/MZU/CR-15/2020 which has details of questions and answers made to celebrities regarding this case.
No full details
In this report, it has been told through a point-by-point how there was a lack of wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital and scientific evidence during the investigation and due to this, the case has become weak. It is written in the report that- 'In the investigation, evidence has been made on the basis of whatsapp chat and statements of witnesses-accused. The people who are accused of possessing drugs have been questioned but no details of how much drugs have been given to them. It has also been said in this report that there is no talk of seizure of drugs from anywhere in the entire investigation report.
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