The zonal director of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) retrains his guns Sameer WankhedeMaharashtra minister and NCP leader Nawab Malik on Thursday claimed that the officer was specially brought to the agency by the central government after the actor’s death. Sushant Singh Rajput Last year.
Malik also alleged that Rajput’s girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty was implicated in a “fake case” by the NCB.
Wankhede had raided a cruise liner off the Mumbai coast earlier this month, which allegedly led to the seizure of drugs, after which the Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan And some others were arrested by NCB.
Malik has repeatedly claimed that the case related to the alleged recovery of banned drugs from the ship was “fake” and the arrest was made only on the basis of a WhatsApp chat.
NCP leader’s son-in-law Sameer Khan was also arrested in the drug case in January this year and he was granted bail last month.
“After the suicide of Sushant Singh Rajput, a special officer was brought to the NCB. The suicide case was handed over to the CBI, but the mystery of his suicide or murder remains unsolved. But, after that, NCB started playing games with the film industry,” claimed Malik.
He said that dozens of actors were “paraded” in front of the NCB only on the basis of WhatsApp chats.
“Efforts were made to implicate some people in false cases. During COVID-19 The entire film industry was in Maldives amid the pandemic. What were the officer and his family doing in Maldives and Dubai? This has to be clarified to Sameer Wankhede,” the NCP spokesperson said.
“We demand that he clarify whether he was in Dubai,” Malik said.
Was his family in Maldives when the entire film industry was in Maldives? What was the reason behind his going there? He asked.
“We are very clear. All this vasuli (extortion) happened in Maldives and Dubai and I will release those pictures,” Malik said.
On Wednesday, Malik reiterated his demand for a probe into Wankhede’s WhatsApp chat, saying it would reveal how bogus the NCB cases are.
Last week, NCP president Sharad Pawar hit out at the Center, accusing it of using the NCB, the Enforcement Directorate, the CBI and the Income Tax Department to target opposition parties.
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