Cops Bust Rave Party In Nashik: Bollywood And South Actresses, Former Bigg Boss Contestant Found With Drugs
News
oi-Madhuri V
By Filmibeat Desk
On
Sunday
(June
27,
2021),
the
Maharashtra
Police
busted
a
rave
party
at
a
private
bungalow
in
the
Igatpuri
hill
station
of
Nashik
district.
They
recovered
multiple
drugs
from
the
venue
and
arrested
22
people
which
includes
five
to
six
actresses
from
Bollywood
and
south
film
industry,
a
former
Bigg
Boss
contestant
and
two
prominent
choreographers.
According
to
police
officials,
the
raid
was
carried
out
after
the
police
received
a
tip-off
about
the
rave
party.
The
cops
recovered
a
huge
amount
of
narcotic
substances
and
cash
in
the
raid,
stated
a
report
in
ANI.
A
report
in
Punekar
News
stated
that
the
raid
was
conducted
at
around
2
am.
Sachin
Patil,
Superintendent
of
Police,
Nashik
Rural,
revealed
that
the
party
was
organised
to
celebrate
the
birthday
of
an
individual
in
two
private
bungalows,
and
many
people
from
Mumbai
were
a
part
of
it.
ANI
quoted
him
as
saying,
"22
people
including
12
women
were
arrested
and
several
types
of
drugs
and
cash
were
seized
from
their
possession
after
the
police
busted
an
alleged
rave
party
at
a
private
bungalow
in
the
Igatpuri
hill
station
of
Nashik
district
of
Maharashtra."
"All
have
been
taken
into
custody
and
further
investigation
is
on,
during
the
initial
investigation
it
has
been
found
that
out
of
12
women,
five
to
six
were
actresses
from
Bollywood
and
south
films.
It
is
also
known
that
one
woman
is
a
former
contestant
of
Bigg
Boss,"
he
was
quoted
as
saying.
Sharmistha
Walvalkar,
Additional
Superintendent
of
Police,
Nashik
Rural
was
quoted
by
Hindustan
Times,
"We
have
traced
a
Nigerian
national
in
Mumbai
who
is
suspected
of
supplying
contraband
to
the
party."
She
further
added,
"We
have
registered
three
separate
cases
-
one
under
NDPS
Act,
the
second
for
sale
and
consumption
of
drugs
while
a
third
case
for
violating
Covid
norms
-
against
the
people
found
at
the
party.
The
process
of
arresting
the
suspects
is
going
on
as
per
their
roles
found."