Orry And 7 Others Booked For Alleged Alcohol Consumption Near Vaishno Devi
The other accused include Russian national Anastasila Arzamaskina, who traveled with Orry and his friends to Katra.
Famous internet personality and Bollywood’s BFF Orhan Awatramani have found himself amid a controversy. The influencer recently visited the holy site, Vaishno Devi and was booked with eight others for consuming alcohol. According to reports, he, along with other people, was consuming alcohol in a prohibited area in Katra.
Orry Arrested For Drinking Alcohol In Vaishno Devi
As per ANI, “As per police, FIR was registered against eight people, including socialite influencer Orhan Awatramani aka Orry, for allegedly consuming alcohol in a hotel located in Katra.” According to Times Now, the other accused include Russian national Anastasila Arzamaskina, who traveled with Orry and his friends to Katra.
An FIR (No. 72/25) has been filed at the Katra Police Station, charging Orry, Darshan Singh, Parth Raina, Ritick Singh, Rashi Dutta, Rakshita Bhogal, Shagun Kohli, and Arzamaskina as the major accused. They are accused of disobeying the District Magistrate’s ruling and reportedly offending religious sensitivities.
Jammu & Kashmir | As per police, FIR was registered against eight people, including socialite influencer Orhan Awatramani aka Orry, for allegedly consuming alcohol in a hotel located in Katra
— ANI (@ANI) March 17, 2025
The Cottage Suit area in Katra, where the group allegedly drank wine, has tight prohibitions against non-vegetarian food and intoxicants because of its proximity to the Vaishno Devi shrine, one of Hinduism’s holiest pilgrimage sites. A Reasi Police official told Times Now that a special squad, led by SP Katra, Dy SP Katra, and SHO Katra, was constituted to probe the matter.
All accused persons, including Orry, will receive notices instructing them to cooperate with the investigation. SSP Reasi has reaffirmed that anyone who violates the law, particularly by consuming alcohol or drugs at sacred sites, will face serious consequences.
First Published: March 17, 2025 1:42 PM
