Karishma Prakash resigns from KWAN: ‘She has nothing to do with Deepika Padukone now’
Mumbai: Publicist Karishma Prakash has resigned and not represents Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone.
Since yesterday, there have been rumours that Karishma has resigned from KWAN Talent Management Company. On Wednesday, the corporate issued an official assertion to verify the event.
“Karishma Prakash tendered her resignation on 21st of October with immediate effect and it was accepted. She now has nothing to do with KWAN or with any of the artists that the agency represents, including Deepika Padukone. The ongoing investigations are on Karishma Prakash as an individual. We would request media houses and reporters to incorporate this fact while reporting on this issue,” mentioned Vijay Subramaniam, co-founder and CEO of KWAN, within the official assertion.
A number of days in the past, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) had once more issued a summon to Deepika’s former supervisor Karishma in a drugs-related case in reference to Sushant Singh Rajput’s loss of life. Karishma was mentioned to be untraceable.
Earlier, Deepika and Karishma had appeared earlier than the NCB as soon as for questioning.
Besides Deepika, the NCB has additionally questioned Bollywood actor Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan in reference to a drugs-related case within the Sushant loss of life probe. The NCB has additionally seized the telephones of the three actors and despatched them to the forensic division.
The drug regulation enforcement company had registered a case on the request of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) after some alleged chats discussing medication got here to fore in August.
Sushant was discovered useless in his flat on June 14. Besides NCB, the CBI and ED are probing the loss of life of the actor.
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