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Why Are These Actresses Being Targetted In Drugs Case? Deepika-Rhea-Rakul Preet | What Did The People Say? l ABP Uncut

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During the investigation of Sushant Case, the drugs connection in Bollywood has been revealed. Some names have come out in it like Rhea Chakraborty, Deepika Padukone, Diya Mirza, Rakul Preet Singh, Shradha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan etc. While Rhea has a case against her and she is in jail, the rest of the actresses have also been summoned by the NCB. Now the question is how much importance should be given to this Bollywood Drug Connection case? And is there any pattern in Arrests and Summons done by NCB? Watch this Desh Ka Mood special Voxpop video.

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