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Deepika's manager Karishma Prakash untraceable after NCB summons
She had been summoned once earlier in connection with a drugs case related to Sushant Singh Rajput's death probe.
Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone's manager Karishma Prakash, who is being probed by the Narcotics Control Bureau in a drugs-related case in connection with Sushant Singh Rajput's death, has been "untraceable" after she was summoned by the NCB for questioning, officials said on Monday.
"It is true that Prakash has gone untraceable after being summoned for questioning," an NCB official related to the probe said.
The official said that she was asked to appear before the NCB on October 27.
The official, however, said that it is not verified if the employees of Kwan Talent Management have been summoned for questioning.
The fresh summons were issued after the NCB recovered 1.7 gm of charas and some bottles of CBD oil from her premises last month.
Earlier Deepika and Prakash appeared before the NCB for questioning once.
Besides Deepika, the NCB has also questioned Bollywood actor Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan in connection with a drugs-related case to Sushant's death.
The NCB has also seized the phones of these three actors and sent them to the forensic department.
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