Drug racket case: Police launch manhunt for Vivek Oberoi's BIL Aditya Alva

Bengaluru: The Central Crime Branch police have formed three special teams to track down Vivek Oberoi’s Brother-in-law Aditya Alva, the accused number 6, in the Sandalwood drug racket cas .

Aditya, son of former minister Jeevaraj Alva, has so far been untraced.

The CCB is also questioning Viren Khanna, a drug dealer arrested from New Delhi, on how the established his network in Bengaluru and other cities of the Karnataka.

Ragini, who was arrested on Friday, was quizzed for over four hours on Sunday. Reportedly she was mostly tight-lipped but gave a statement that her friend Ravishankar, an RTO employee, was forcing her to take drugs whenever she attended parties. Meanwhile, her advocates have approached the courts for bail.