Social Media Influencer Orry Summoned in Major Drug Bust
Mumbai Police has taken a significant step in its ongoing investigation into a massive drug syndicate by summoning prominent social media influencer Orry, whose real name is Orhan Awatramani. The Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) has officially requested his appearance for questioning regarding the sprawling ₹252-crore drugs case.
The Official Summons and Key Details
According to an ANI report confirmed by Mumbai Police, Orry has been directed to present himself before the Anti-Narcotics Cell’s Ghatkopar unit on Thursday at 10 AM. This development comes just days after the ANC uncovered the intricate network of the drug syndicate. The investigation gained major traction in July when a collaborative operation between Mumbai Police and their counterparts in Mysuru led to the bust of a clandestine Mephedrone manufacturing unit. During this raid, authorities successfully seized drugs valued at over ₹300 crore, marking one of the significant hauls in the case.
Recent Arrests and International Links
In a related and crucial development, the city police secured the custody of a key accused on Monday. The individual, identified as Mohammed Salim Mohammed Suhail Shaikh, is alleged to be a central drug dealer in this network. Shaikh was deported from Dubai last month, highlighting the international dimensions of this narcotics operation. His custody is expected to provide investigators with critical information about the syndicate's operations and its key players.
The summoning of a high-profile social media personality like Orry indicates that the police are exploring all possible connections to the case, from the manufacturing and distribution levels to potential consumption and promotion networks. The outcome of tomorrow's questioning is eagerly awaited, as it could reveal new facets of this complex and high-value investigation.
