Orry Grilled for 7 Hours in ₹252-Crore Drugs Case; May Be Summoned Again for “Non-Cooperation”: Sources

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Mumbai’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) continued its investigation into the ₹252-crore drug trafficking case on Wednesday, questioning social media personality Orhan Awatramani, widely known as Orry, for over seven hours. According to officials, the influencer was summoned after his name surfaced during the ongoing probe.

Sources told UENA that Orry remained “largely uncooperative” during the interrogation and avoided giving clear answers. Investigators said he denied any role in drug consumption or knowledge of drug use at the high-profile parties he frequently attends.

Orry’s Statement: “I Attend Many Events, I Can’t Recall Who Was There”

During questioning, Orry reportedly told officers that he attends “several events in India and abroad” and does not remember who was present or what occurred at each gathering.

He is said to have insisted that he is invited to parties only for photographs with celebrities, which he later shares on social media.

Investigators also asked him about his alleged links to key accused Alishah Parkar. Orry is said to have denied knowing him and claimed he has no connection to any drug supply chain.

However, officials familiar with the case say they are not fully satisfied with his explanations.

Officials May Call Orry Again

With gaps in his statements and what officers describe as “vague responses”, authorities have indicated that Orry could be called again for another round of questioning.

A senior officer told UENA that several key inconsistencies remain unresolved.

This is not Orry’s first brush with controversy. Earlier this year, he was among several individuals named in an FIR by Katra Police, after guests at a local hotel were allegedly found consuming alcohol in violation of rules at the Mata Vaishno Devi pilgrimage zone. Police had stated that alcohol and non-vegetarian food were strictly prohibited in the area.

Siddhant Kapoor Also Questioned

The ANC also questioned actor Siddhant Kapoor, brother of Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor, for nearly five hours in connection with the same case.

Officials claim he too was “not cooperating” with investigators.

Sources say Siddhant appeared with a new mobile phone, and when asked about it, he told officers his previous device had broken a few days earlier.

Investigation Widens

The ₹252-crore case has already led to multiple arrests and continues to widen as the ANC examines suspected links between drug suppliers, high-profile consumers, and event circuits across Mumbai.

Officials say more individuals from the entertainment and influencer ecosystem may be summoned in the coming days.

As the probe deepens, both Orry and Siddhant could face further questioning based on digital evidence, financial trails, and witness statements currently being analysed by investigators.