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Dia Mirza denies allegations of drug abuse, seeks legal action

Calling the allegations "frivolous reporting", Dia Mirza said that this was directly impacting her reputation and was causing damage to her career.

Actress Dia Mirza today took to Twitter to condemn and refute allegations of drug abuse leveled against her. In a series of three tweets posted on Twitter, she said that she “strongly refuted” and “categorically” denied the “false” and “baseless” allegations levelled with mala fide intentions.

Calling the allegations “frivolous reporting”, she said that this was directly impacting her reputation and was causing damage to her career.

The actress claimed that she never consumed any narcotic or contraband substances in her life. She added that she would go ahead with a legal action.

Drug Abuse Reveals Names of Bollywood Biggies

Mirza’s name has come amidst the ongoing probe by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in the alleged drug syndicate in the Bollywood linked with later actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s mysterious death . The recent revelations in the investigation include the names of several top actors in the Bollywood including Deepika Padukone and her manager, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor and Rakulpreet Singh. The NCB has already sent summons to some of the big names that have come up in the investigation.

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