Maharashtra Congress has again questioned the ongoing Bollywood drug abuse probe by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and reiterated its demand for a probe into producer Sandip Singh’s alleged links with the drug racket.The renewed demand comes close on the heels of a search conducted by Bengaluru police at actor Vivek Oberoi’s house in Mumbai on Thursday.
In a series of tweets on Friday morning, Maharashtra Congress general secretary and spokesperson Sachin Sawant reiterated suggestions that the Central investigating agencies could be deliberately shielding Oberoi and Sandip Singh, who had together produced a biopic on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“I had demanded with NCB to investigate the BJP Drug connection in Bollywood.
In my questions to NCB, I had specifically mentioned the name of Aditya Alva found in the Sandalwood drug racket who is the brother-in-law of Vivek Oberoi who is a partner of Sandeep Singh.But NCB didn’t pay heed,” he tweeted on Friday morning.
He further alleged that the Gujarat government run by the BJP may have favored the duo.
“But now Bengaluru police hv raided the house of Vivek Oberoi who is not only co-producer of Narendra Modi Biopic but also played role of Modi ji.Several Qns still unanswered as to why only this company was chosen for signing an MOU by Guj govt,” another of his tweets read.
