In front of NCB, Shouvik said the truth, 'sister used to buy drugs for Rhea'

 

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has taken major action in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput's death last night. In this case, NCB has arrested actress Rhea Chakraborty's brother Shouvik and actress's associate Samuel Miranda. The arrest of these two is seen as a major action in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput's death. After the arrest, Shouvik has made a big disclosure about Rhea Chakraborty.

According to media reports, Shouvik Chakraborty has admitted to the NCB that he used to buy drugs for his sister Rhea Chakraborty. It is the great success of the NCB in this matter. At the same time, Shouvik told NCB that he was in direct contact with his cousin Basit Parihar and Zaid. Shouvik and Basit met at the football club. Basit had Shauvik meet Sohail, who used to supply him drugs.

Basit has said that he used to buy drugs at the behest of Shouvik Chakraborty. Shauvik and Samuel Miranda have been arrested under sections 20 (b), 28, 29, 27 (A) of the Kanu of NCB. At the same time, Samuel Miranda told during interrogation that he used to buy drugs for Sushant Singh Rajput. Miranda used to take buds through Zaid. Samuel was given the number of Zaid by Shouvik.

On the other hand, Zaid has also confessed during interrogation that he supplied drugs to Samuel Miranda at the end of July after Sushant's death. Zaid has also said that he was given cash by Shouvik for this. Earlier on Friday morning, an NCB team arrived at Mumbai's Rhea Chakraborty's house. The NCB team also investigated Rhea Chakraborty's house. Also, the actress's associate Samuel Miranda's house was searched by the NCB team and then taken into custody.

An NCB official said, "This is just a procedural matter." Which we are following. This response is being done at the house of Rhea Chakraborty and Samuel Miranda. ' At the same time, Samuel Miranda is detained by the NCB. Earlier on Thursday, Zaid Vilatra, arrested in the drugs connection in this case, was produced in the court. The NCB sought a 10-day remand from the court. After which the court has remanded Zaid till September 9.