Hyderabad: Investigations involving 12 Tollywood actors conducted by the Special Investigation Team (sitting) from the Excise Ministry & Prohibition in connection with cases of 2017 drugs has become a sharp criticism.
Legal experts and forums for good governance (FGG) are among those who have slammed investigations.
The FGG has accused that the cost sheet filed in 11 cases are strengthened in a shallow and that there is no power in it.
Advocate Rachana Reddy who filed a pill in the name of his client and the President of the Congress Committee of Telangana Pradesh (TPCC) Revanth Reddy, said that if the enforcement directorate (ED) digging in, the role of ‘big fish’ can come out.
Ed had summoned excise officials, including Sit Head S Srinivas, as a witness in this case.
The investigation body has recorded an eight accused statement that had been rotated in the case of the last four months after registering a case under the prevention of money laundering laws (PMLA).
“The probe sits into the case of Narcotics 2017 involving film actors to cool after a while.
Only a few lower-level drug traders are played by the cost.
On behalf of my client Revanth Reddy, I filed a pill in HC looking for an investigation by an agent like ED, NCB and DRI.
After two years, ED opposed in this case and told the court that the Excise Ministry did not provide the required documents such as fir, the cost sheet, “Racana Reddy said advocate added that ‘big fish’ would be arrested depending on the willingness to enter the depth of the case .
Meanwhile, FGG had written to the Governor and Chief Secretary, asked for detailed investigations.
“Sit does not investigate correctly.
The cost sheet is one or two pages.
After the film artist association (MAA) meets people at the top of the leadership, the probe is absent,” said Secretary Fgg Padmanabha Reddy.
The probe of tollywood drugs sit under fire
