Bollywood socialite and social media influencer Orry, also known as Orhan Awatramani, recently shared details about his outfit choice during his interrogation related to the Rs 252 crore drug scandal.
Reflecting Honesty and Integrity
In a statement, Orry expressed that his attire represented his honesty and integrity. He explained that his outfit was chosen to convey transparency and sincerity during the intense questioning. He stated, “The outfit I wore is a reflection of my honesty in the interrogation. Fully nude and transparent. I wore a Kala Dhaga too sent by my Guru.”
A Lesson from Salman Khan
Recalling advice from Salman Khan during his time on Bigg Boss, Orry mentioned, “He told me that I will never get this level of fame again, so when the fame fades, don’t go crazy for the attention. Don’t do crazy things. Be graceful.” He noted that even though the recent news has brought him fame once again, it is for “the wrong and untrue reasons.”
Interrogation Details
On November 28, Orry reported to the Mumbai Police concerning the Rs 252 crore mephedrone (MD) drug seizure case. He arrived at the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) office in Ghatkopar to provide his statement. This appearance followed two notices issued by the ANC after his name surfaced during the questioning of arrested drug trafficker Mohammed Salim Mohammed Suhail Shaikh.
Background of the Case
The drug seizure case dates back to March 2024, when authorities dismantled a mephedrone manufacturing unit in Sangli, Maharashtra, recovering over 126 kg of the drug, valued at approximately Rs 252 crore.
Previous Controversy
This is not the first time Orry has found himself in a substance-related controversy. Previously, he, along with seven others, faced charges from the Jammu and Kashmir Police for allegedly consuming alcohol at a hotel in Katra, near the Vaishno Devi shrine. This incident violated local regulations that prohibit the consumption of alcohol and non-vegetarian food in Katra. An FIR was filed for breaching these regulations and offending religious sentiments.