After the drug angle surfaced in Sushant’s case. IPS Officer Sameer Wankhede joined NCB only to investigate the drug link in the actor’s case and probe Rhea and Showik.
While investigating Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case, the conspiracy link in the drug case has come out. Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has now detained Showik Chakraborty brother of Rhea Chakraborty. This all started after the drug angle in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case surfaced. And keeping this in view IPS officer Sameer Wankhede had begun his investigation.
Let us tell you that Sameer Wankhede is an expert to deal with drugs in Bollywood. He has earlier worked on the drug connection in Bollywood and has now become an expert to deal with such kind of cases. Sameer also worked at Mumbai Airport as a Customs Officer in 2008. And was also sent to Andhra Pradesh and Delhi. In fact, while working with customs. He was also quite famous to be strict enough not to give custom clearance to many celebrities. Apart from this, he didn’t let anyone exit. Unless they show the goods purchased in foreign currency and tax payment.
About Sameer Wankhede History
Under the leadership of Sameer, thousands of crores of drugs were confiscated. Earlier in 2013 he also caught singer Mika Singh at a Mumbai airport with a foreign currency. That grabbed a lot of headlines in social media. There was also news that he has also raided famous Bollywood names like Anurag Kashyap, Vivek Oberoi, Ram Gopal Varma. Not only the celebs he also keeps a check on Cricketers and famous people.
It was told that Sameer has booked more than two thousand celebrities for not filing their tax. In fact, he also didn’t even allow the Cricket World Cup trophy made of gold out of the airport unless the taxes were clear.
Now talking about the Sushant’s death case. The investigating team of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and Central investigation bureau (CBI) is looking into this case seriously from all aspects.
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