As part of the Orhan Awatramani drug case, Mumbai Police have summoned Ori in connection with the ₹252 crore MD drug case. The case has revealed links to Bollywood celebrities, politics, and the underworld. Ori has been granted an extension to appear after November 25th.
Popular social media influencer Orhan Avatramani, also known as Ori, has been summoned by the Mumbai Police in connection with the ₹252 crore MD drugs case. However, Ori himself has requested an extension in the matter, stating that he will be able to appear for questioning only after November 25th. His lawyer has sent a letter to the police stating that he is currently unavailable. Reports quoting a police officer state that Ori's appeal has been accepted. They also state that a second summons will not be issued to him at this time.
What is the whole matter of MD drugs worth Rs 252 crore?
This case dates back to 2024. In May of last year, Mumbai Police seized mephedrone (MD) drugs worth ₹252 crore (approximately $1.25 billion). The main accused in the case was Salim Shaikh, who allegedly hosted rave parties for celebrities. His parties reportedly included everyone from politicians to Bollywood stars. It is reported that Salim Shaikh named Ori during interrogation and leveled serious allegations against him.
Ori claims to have links with Dawood Ibrahim's family member
Reports cite sources as saying that Salim Sheikh claimed in his statement that Ori is related to Alishah Parkar, the nephew of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. Sheikh further claimed that Ori not only uses drugs but also attends drug parties.
Ori was to appear before the anti-narcotics team
The Mumbai Police's Anti-Narcotics Unit summoned Ori, asking him to appear today (November 20th). However, Ori has been granted until after November 25th to present his case. According to reports, police have revealed that members of the drug network used encrypted or private platforms like Jangi, Signal, Instagram, and FaceTime to communicate with buyers and sellers. It is being said that several Bollywood celebrities and political figures may also be summoned in this case.
Image Credit: Facebook@Orhan Awatramani
