Mumbai Police’s Anti Narcotics Cell has summoned Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor’s brother Siddhant Kapoor in a drugs case worth Rs 252 crore. He has been summoned to ANC’s Ghatkopar unit to record his statement on Tuesday. Sources said that the ANC has also sent a second summons to Ori and he has been asked to come to the ANC Ghatkopar unit on Wednesday.

Actually, Salim Shaikh, the accused arrested in the drugs case worth Rs 252 crore, had taken the names of many Bollywood celebrities in his statement. According to sources, Sheikh had told in his statement that Ori and Alisha Parkar, nephew of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, are good friends. The accused had claimed that he had earlier organized drug parties in the country and abroad with Nora Fatehi, Shraddha Kapoor and her brother Siddharth Kapoor, Zeeshan Siddiqui, Ori alias Orhaan, Abbas Mastan, Loka and many other persons.

Summons was sent to Ori
Earlier, Mumbai Police had also sent summons to Ori and asked him to appear at the Ghatkopar unit of Anti Narcotics Cell on 20 November 2025 at 10 am. But Ori had sought time from Mumbai Police. Ori’s lawyer had informed the police that Ori would not be able to come for questioning on 20th November. He will be able to come before the investigating agency for questioning only after November 25. In such a situation, now a second summons has been issued to Ori.

Nora Fatehi had reacted
Nora Fatehi reacted when her name came up in the drugs case. She wrote on Instagram- ‘For your information, I do not go to parties. I am working continuously. I don’t have any personal life. I don’t associate myself with such people. If I take leave, I like to spend time at my home in Dubai or with close people. I feel like my name is an easy target. But I will not let all this happen again.

‘People are throwing mud in my name…’
Nora further wrote- ‘People tried to ruin me, told lies but nothing worked. When people were throwing mud on my name. I was keeping quiet. But now keep my photos and name away from matters with which I have nothing to do. This could prove very costly.