The
special
court
for
Narcotic
Drugs
and
Psychotropic
Substances
has
been
adjourning
actresses
Ragini
Dwivedi
and
Sanjjanaa
Galrani's
bail
plea.
The
court
has
also
allowed
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
to
question
five
accused
including
the
two
Kannada
actresses
under
the
provisions
of
the
Prevention
of
Money
Laundering
Act
(PML
Act).
Ragini
Dwivedi's
father
Col
Rakesh
Kumar
Dwivedi
recently
expressed
his
displeasure
over
the
presumptions
made
on
her.
He
told
Times
of
India,
"There
are
so
many
bail
hearings
that
are
being
heard
in
limited
time,
so
it
is
getting
delayed
there.
We
know
that
there
is
nothing
much
that
has
been
found
against
her.
The
CCB
officials
state
that
she
isn't
cooperating
with
them,
I
don't
know
why
they
keep
repeating
the
same
thing.
We
can't
expect
everyone
to
answer
what
they
want
to
hear,
can
we?"
Rakesh
Dwivedi
also
said
that
such
presumptions
are
baseless
as
his
daughter
is
patiently
serving
her
time.
While
showing
his
frustration
over
the
delay
in
the
bail
hearing,
Ragini's
father
further
said,
"If
Ragini
had
been
as
influential
as
everyone
claims
her
to
be,
she
would
be
hiding.
She
would
have
never
been
caught
and
the
influential
people
she
is
connected
with
would
have
tipped
her
off.
She
is
instead
patiently
serving
her
time.
All
I
urge
the
officials
is
not
to
treat
her
as
a
criminal
already.
Those
in
custody
are
innocent
until
they
are
proven
guilty.
We
have
full
faith
in
the
judicial
system,
but
the
delay
is
frustrating."
Earlier,
in
an
interview
with
the
same
portal,
Rakesh
Dwivedi
had
said
that
whatever
allegations
are
levelled
against
his
daughter
Ragini,
those
are
untrue.
He
told
TOI,
"Police
officers
barged
into
the
house,
searched
every
nook
and
corner
and
found
no
narcotics,
just
a
small
box
of
organic
cigarettes.
The
allegations
against
my
daughter
are
not
true.
The
whole
episode
seems
to
be
a
plot;
what's
happening
to
my
daughter
is
unfair."