Recently, Anubhav Sinha and actor Manoj Bajpayee attended the chat show to promote their music video, ‘Bambai Main Ka Ba’. During the show, Kiku Sharda and Krushna Abhishek participated in a parody sketch that made a section of social media users disappointed.

In the parody sketch, Kiku and Krushna mocked Republic TV journalist Arnab Gosawmi, and it is now receiving negative responses from all corners. In the video, the duo added parts where Arnab Goswami was seen calling up Salman Khan and asking about the drug nexus.

The skit soon went viral, and it literally irked fans of Arnab Goswami. Soon, many people, on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook urged netizens to ban the show, as they claimed that it has a clear political agenda. It should be noted that Arnab’s Republic channel has been trying their best to uncover the mysteries surrounding the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, and it has apparently irked several Bollywood biggies.

“They are promoting the show on the controversy. Arnab haters will watch & TRP will come. Clear political agenda to revive their film industry. The cheapest trick to mock death,” wrote Gaurav Mishra, a Twitter user.

“Making fun of #Arnab in the current scenario is utter foolishness. We all know @itsSSR was murdered & no news channel is supporting the fight except Republic & brought the dirt of Bollywood out. Making fun of him means making fun of SSR supporters,” wrote Ruby Mehra, another Twitter user.

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However, as per the latest media report, the actress told the NCB that she was not involved in drug abuse. According to NCB reports, Deepika revealed that several people including her were part of this Whatsapp group. The actress revealed that she was discussing cigarettes, and not drugs, in her chats.

NCB apparently questioned the actress for more than five hours, and according to sources close to the investigation agency, she may be summoned again for further questioning.
Bollywood actresses Sara Ali Khan and Shraddha Kapoor were also questioned for hours by the NCB. During the interrogation, they reportedly admitted that they have seen Sushant Singh Rajput taking drugs during shoot breaks. However, both actresses claimed that they have not used drugs.

It was the death of Sushant Singh Rajput that triggered an NCB investigation on the drug mafia in Bollywood. Later, actress Kangana Ranaut alleged that several top celebrities in Bollywood are hardcore drug addicts.

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“Some actresses do consume drugs at the parties. I am aware that they consume the banned substances inside the vanity vans on the sets. It’s true that there is a link between Sandalwood and the drug mafia. I’ve heard that some budding artistes and those wanting to hog limelight within no time consume drugs at rave parties,” said Lankesh.

As the revelations made by Lankesh have now gone viral, the Central Crime Branch has issued a notice on him and has asked him to disclose further details regarding the operation of drug mafia in the industry.

Indrajit Lankesh who is also a noted journalist revealed that he is ready to pass all the information he knows to the police. However, he urged the government to ensure his security, so that he can divulge all the details without any hesitation.

Lankesh also made it clear that no big stars in Sandalwood are involved in drug usage, as they are well bothered about their image. The director also urged the police to conduct a thorough investigation to curb the clandestine clutches of drug mafia in Sandalwood.

“Why was the autopsy not conducted after the death of an actor recently? A car was involved in an accident some years ago at South End Circle in Bengaluru. It was reported that drugs were recovered from inside the car and there were some artistes inside. What is the status of the case? Why did the police not conduct a thorough investigation? Why did the police not initiate action against those inside the car,” added Lankesh.

He also requested police officers to determine whether any politicians are also involved in the drug racket.

CCB joint commissioner of police Sandeep Patil revealed that Indrajit Lankesh will record his statement on Monday. He also added that inputs from people like Lankesh are quite crucial to demolish drug mafia.

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