Vivek Oberoi's wife served notice in drugs case

October 16, 2020 10:53

Vivek Oberoi with his wife Priyanka Alva

The City Crime Branch Bengaluru has served a notice to Priyanka Alva Oberoi over links with brother Adithya Alva in connection with the Sandalwood drug case. The Karnataka CCB raided actor Vivek Oberoi's Mumbai residence in search of Aditya Alva in connection with the case yesterday.

Aditya, who is the son of the late Karnataka minister Jeevaraj Alva and Oberoi's brother-in-law, has been absconding ever since he was accused of being a part of the drug racket involving Kannada film stars, dealers and party organisers.

"Acting on information that Aditya was hiding in his brother-in-law's house in Mumbai, the CCB obtained a search warrant from the court. The search is still on," said Joint Commissioner (Crime) Sandeep Patil.

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