In the middle of the narcotics control bureau probe into the alleged drug case involving the son of Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan Khan, a video of a cruise ship attack appeared online.
The clip, it was said to be shot during NCB drug attacks, showing female officials recovering MDMA pills hidden in what appeared to be sanitation pads.
It was reported as a 5GM restored from Munmun Dhamecha.
In an interview with the present, Munmun Siddharth’s brother rejected all charges and even denied the claim that his sister used drugs.
“It’s really wrong.
All the accusations are wrong.”
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When asked whether Munmun, the fashion model was friends with Arya or accused Arbaaz traders, he said, “He did not know one of them.”
Reacting to NCB claims about ‘Nexus International Narcotics Trade involved’, Siddharth shot him, “Ye Sab Jhoot Hai!”
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He also loudly denied the allegations of restored drugs from the trunk of his sister, by saying, “Munmun to Nahi Hi Woh (medicine recovered).
Munmun to Paas Hui Hi Nahi Na, Woh Hai Hai …
Floor SE Hui Of course.
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Watch the interview below:
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Munmun, who belongs to a prosperous family in Madhya Pradesh, is among the many guests who are invited to cruise ships.
He was detained last week with the son of Shah Rukh Khan Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant, Ismeet Singh, Mohak Jaswal, Gomit Chopra, Nupur Sarika, and Vikrant Chhokar.
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According to previous reports, Head of NCB, Sameer Wankhede told the court that Charas 6GM was found from Arbaaz Merchant and 5GM from Munmun.
The report accused that during the investigation, he revealed that he received medicines near the international airport, close to five-star hotels.