Is Ananya Panday in trouble? NCB seizes bag during raid at Chunky Panday's residence
First Published Oct 21, 2021, 1:21 PM ISTNarcotics Control Bureau (NCB) conducted raid at Ananya Panday's Mumbai home and reportedly seized a bag; read this
Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) conducted raid at Ananya Panday's Mumbai home and reportedly seized a bag; read this
The latest report suggested that many teams of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) have reached Shah Rukh Khan’s house ‘Mannat’ located in Bandra and actor Ananya Pandey's residence in Khar West.
According to the reports, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has raided Pati Patni Aur Woh actress Ananya Panday's home. The actress lives with her parents Chunky Pandey and Bhavna Pandey. Also Read: Heartbroken Shah Rukh Khan did this as he visited Arthur Road jail to meet Aryan Khan (WATCH VIDEO)
It looks like Bollywood celebs are now under the radar of the Narcotics Control Bureau after Aryan Khan was arrested in a cruise ship drugs case on October 3. Since then, he has been in judicial custody at Arthur Road Jail.
Now, the latest updates, the NCB has conducted a raid at Chunky Panday's daughter Ananya Panday's home. A video is going viral of NCB officials leaving Panday's home along with a bag. However, there are not much details about the raid, and its findings are yet to be known. Also Read: Was Aryan Khan planning for road trip in US with friends in November? Here's what Khan's friend said
Was Ananya Panday in her house or out for work when the raid was conducted? It is still unknown. But it is reportedly said the raid was conducted at Ananya Pandya's home because she was connected to Aryan Khan. However, Ananya Pandey has been summoned by the NCB at 2 pm today.
'Earlier today, Shah Rukh Khan had visited the Arthur Road Jail to meet Aryan Khan after his son Aryan was denied bail for the third time. According to articles, Khan spoke to his son Aryan for around 20 minutes through an intercom in a cubicle in jail's meeting hall. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic protocol, physical meetings at the prison was not allowed.