Nora Fatehi's Strong Denial: 'I Have Nothing to Do with Dawood's Alleged Drug Syndicate
A major drug racket uncovered by the Mumbai Police has exposed what investigators describe as a sprawling network extending across India and abroad, allegedly involving several high-profile personalities. According to reports accessed by India Today, the operation was purportedly overseen by Mohammed Salim Mohammed Suhail Shaikh—better known as Lavish—who is believed to have coordinated the activities from Dubai, where he currently resides.
Police sources say the breakthrough came after the detention of Salim’s son, Taher Dola, who was brought back from the UAE in August. During questioning, he reportedly provided extensive information about the alleged drug-fuelled parties, including the names of attendees, suppliers, and locations. These early leads prompted investigators to examine digital evidence and financial trails linked to the group.
In remand documents reportedly accessed by India Today, the Crime Branch states: “Further investigation into the said accused No. 05 has revealed that he is organising drug parties in the country and abroad and supplying drugs to those parties.” The document goes on to list several individuals allegedly associated with past events, including actors Shraddha Kapoor, her brother Siddhant Kapoor, Nora Fatehi, Alishah Parkar—nephew of underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim—as well as others from the film, fashion, and music industries.
It is crucial to note that these references reflect investigative claims rather than established wrongdoing. As of now, none of the individuals named have been accused of drug consumption or any criminal activity. The allegations form part of the ongoing probe and are subject to verification as the investigation progresses.
Among those named, Nora Fatehi became the first to respond publicly. Through a strongly worded Instagram Story, she distanced herself from the allegations, writing: “I DONT go to parties… I’m constantly on flights… I’m a workaholic… Don’t believe anything you read!” She further warned against the misuse of her name, stating that doing so “will come with a heavy, heavy price.”
Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhant Kapoor, and their representatives have not yet issued any statements.
Mumbai Police officials say that all individuals mentioned in the remand copy are likely to be called in for questioning to clarify their roles, if any. With digital devices, bank transactions, and international links now under scrutiny, investigators expect further developments in the coming days as they attempt to map connections and determine the nature and extent of the alleged network.
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