Kangana calls out Kwan's former co-owner Anirban Blah for sexually assaulting girls

Kangana Ranaut on Tuesday took to her Twitter handle to attack PR agency KWAN's former co-founder Anirban Blah. Kangana's tweet comes hours after the Narcotics Control Bureau summoned the talent agency's CEO Dhruv Chitgopekar in the ongoing Bollywood drug probe. The tweet made by Kangana Ranaut reads Co-owner of #Kwan Anirban Blah was accused of rapes and molestation by many girls, one such girl once went to meet him with her mother,he made the mother sit outside and tried to rape the girl, mother had filed a case it was covered by the media but suddenly everyone disappeared. Kangana Ranaut made this tweet in response to the tweet shared by Republic TV. The media outlet shared the news on their official Twitter handle. For the unversed, nirban Blah, the founder of KWAN Entertainment, was accused of sexually harassing several women. Following allegations of sexual misconduct, Anirban Das Blah, was asked to step down from his post. The company later issued a statement saying Blah has resigned from all his responsibilities and designations at KWAN.

Co-owner of #Kwan Anirban Blah was accused of rapes and molestation by many girls, one such girl once went to meet him with her mother,he made the mother sit outside and tried to rape the girl, mother had filed a case it was covered by the media but suddenly everyone disappeared. https://t.co/JiKFSkJPCI

— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) September 22, 2020

During the NCB's investigation into the drugs angle in actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case, a wider drug nexus in Bollywood surfaced which is now unraveling with alarming evidence coming to the fore. The NCB has so far arrested more than 12 people, including Rajput's girlfriend and actress Rhea Chakraborty and her brother Showik Chakraborty, in connection with the probe into the drugs angle. The talent management agency employee Karishma Prakash - who manages Deepika Padukone - has also been summoned by the investigating agency. The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), probing the alleged Bollywood-drug nexus, might summon actress Deepika Padukone soon.