Actress Rakul Preet Singh to appear before NCB tomorrow, her legal team responds to the NCB

Rakul Preet Singh's legitimate group has reacted to the Narcotics Control Bureau's summons. As per the report, the entertainer is probably going to show up before the examining office on September 25. 

Prior in the day, it was accounted for that her group has asserted that they have not gotten any summons from the NCB. Afterward, NCB delivered an official articulation and refreshed that Rakul has reacted to their request.

 

ANI shared the announcement of the NCB on Twitter that read, "Indeed, Rakul Preet Singh has recognized the request and refreshed her most recent location."

Prior, the NCB authorities stated, "Bring was given to Rakul Preet Singh yesterday. We attempted to get in touch with her through different stages, however she has not reacted at this point."

Rakul should join the cross examination today alongside planner Simone Khambatta. Aside from Rakul, NCB has likewise given summons to Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan. Reports propose that Deepika will show up before the NCB on September 25 while Sara and Shraddha will be seen at the NCB office on September 26. Simone has arrived at the NCB office for cross examination in association with drugs case identified with Sushant Singh Rajput's passing test.

 

Prior, Rakul had moved toward Delhi High Court against media preliminary, after her name surfaced in the medications case. ANI had shared a report on Twitter that read, "Bollywood entertainer Rakul Preet Singh, whose name likewise surfaced in drugs-related issue in Sushant Singh Rajput demise test, approaches Delhi High Court against media preliminary. She through her legal advisor presented that media reports being run in contradiction with I&B Ministry rules." 

The update additionally read, "Delhi High Court coordinates Center, Prasar Bharati and News Broadcasters Association to consider Rakul Preet Singh's supplication as a portrayal and quickly choose it including any break bearings that should be given."