Mumbai: Fresh revelations have emerged in the ongoing investigation into alleged drug parties connected to underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim. According to Indian media reports, the Anti‑Narcotics Cell of Mumbai Police has identified a network allegedly run by Salim Dola, with the names of several Bollywood celebrities surfacing during questioning.
Investigators claim that Salim Dola organized drug parties both in India and abroad, attended by film personalities, fashion industry figures, and even Dawood Ibrahim’s niece, Alisha Parker. His son, Tahir Dola, who was brought back to India earlier this year, reportedly told authorities that actors, models, rappers, and filmmakers were among the participants.
Among the names mentioned are Shraddha Kapoor, Nora Fatehi, and Sidharth Kapoor. The reports suggest their names appeared in remand documents linked to the case, though no formal charges have been announced.
Reacting to the controversy, Nora Fatehi issued a strong statement on Instagram, distancing herself from the allegations. She wrote that she does not attend parties, spends her time working, and prefers holidays with close friends or quiet moments in Dubai. Fatehi insisted her name was being misused, saying:
“It seems my name has become an easy target, but I will not let it happen this time.”
She further added that similar attempts had been made in the past to damage her reputation, but she remained silent then. This time, she vowed to defend herself against false claims, stressing that she has no connection with the people or events being reported.
The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities have yet to confirm whether any of the celebrities named will face formal questioning or legal action.