Rave Party Busted In Maharashtra's Nashik, Ex-Big Boss Contestant Among 22 Arrested
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During the raid, the police arrested 12 women and 10 men.
Police busted a rave party that was going on at two adjoining villas in Igatpuri town of Maharashtra's Nashik district in the early hours of Sunday and arrested 22 persons besides recovering drugs and hookahs from the spot, an official said. Of those arrested, 12 are women and one of them had taken part in TV reality show 'Bigg Boss', while four other women are linked to the South Indian film industry, he said. The villas were raided on the basis of a tip-off, Nashik Rural Superintendent of Police Sachin Patil told PTI. "A rave party was going on at the two adjoining villas - Sky Taj and Sky Lagoon. During the raid, we held 12 women and 10 men. They were found consuming drugs and smoking hookahs. One of the women was a 'Bigg Boss' contestant," he said, adding that the accused were later sent for medical examination.
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