Ananya Panday Rubuked By The Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede; Says ‘This Is Not A Production House’

Debutant actress Ananya Panday was summoned by the Narcotics Control Bureau. She was asked to appear before the agency at 11 am in the morning on Friday in connection with the Aryan Khan drug-cruise-case earlier this month. She was supposed to come for her second round of questioning on Friday but she arrived at 2 pm in the afternoon.

Zonal Director of NCB Sameer Wankhede rebuked this action the actress of arriving three hours late than the assigned time. According to the sources, Wankhede told Ananya Pandey that the office of the central agency is not a production house.

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At the Narcotics Control Bureau, the actress was interrogated for over four hours on Friday. She was called in before too on Thursday relating to the WhatsApp chats retrieved by the NCB officials. Her actor-father Chunky Panday accompanied her to the NCB office as he had done on Thursday when she was questioned for the first time. As per the sources, the NCB officials were unable to find any evidence on her and hence is called again. She is asked to be summoned for the third round on October 25, Monday.

Aryan Khan’s bail plea was pronounced and it got rejected which was very heartbreaking for the Khan’s. His next hearing will be on October 26. Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan have not spoken anything about their son, Aryan Khan’s arrest nor have they officially given out any statement. Amid Aryan Khan’s arrest, Shah Rukh Khan was spotted for the first time on October 21.

(Also Read: Ananya Panday Leaves NCB Office After Almost 4 Hours Of Interrogation For Her Involvement In Drugs Case)

For the unversed, Aryan Khan, the eldest son of Shah Rukh Khan with at least 10 other people, was discovered to be part of NCB’s first raid on a luxury ship, Cordelia Cruises, reports speculate that the cruise ship was preparing to lift and voyage to Goa for a super fun two-night stay at the former destination while having 1,300 well-off passengers on board.