Deepika Padukone is making the headlines, along with Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet and Shraddha Kapoor, after Narcotics Control Bureau (NCM) served them summons. They were called to the NCB office in Mumbai to investigate drug usage in Bollywood, after their names cropped up during investigations related to Sushant Singh Rajput's death. The questioning of the actresses is happening on September 25, the same day as farmers all over India have gone on a nation-wide strike. Bollywood Drug Probe: NCB Denies Getting Request From Ranveer Singh to Accompany Deepika Padukone During Questioning.

Social media is flooded with any and every update from Deepika's travel plans to videos of news channels following her car. At the same time, an old interview of hers is going viral. The reason this old clip is going viral on Twitter is that in the video she is praising Rahul Gandhi as a youth politician. So Tweeple are wondering if that's the reason why NCB is bothering her.

Check out the viral video clip below:

The clip is taken from a 2011 interview given by the actress to DD News show Ek Mulaqat, three years before BJP's Narendra Modi defeated Rahul Gandhi's campaign to be the Prime Minister. At that time, Dr Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister of India, and Rahul Gandhi was stepping himself up to be the next eligible PM candidate.

You can watch the whole interview below:

Interestingly, the same video clip also went viral after Deepiks faced outrage over her controversial JNU visit in January. Post Deepika Padukone’s JNU Visit, an Old Interview of Chhapaak Actress Supporting Rahul Gandhi for Prime Minister Is Going Viral (Watch Video).

So do you think Deepika Padukone has been dragged in the Bollywood drugs controversy over her stand on JNU or her support to the Congress politician? Or do you believe she is genuinely guilty? Share your thoughts in the comments section below. Or better, just wait for the whole probe to get over!

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