No proof of extortion present in Aryan Khan’s medication on cruise case: Mumbai Police – Instances of India

The investigation within the extortion allegations within the drugs-on-cruise case, whereby Shah Rukh Khan‘s son Aryan Khan was arrested, has been halted for now. Mumbai Police has acknowledged that no case has been registered and that no proof has been discovered within the matter but.

Investigation of alleged extortion matter in reference to medication on cruise case halted till subsequent order. Mumbai P… https://t.co/0yzLxu9IdV

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“Investigation of alleged extortion matter in reference to drugs on cruise case halted till subsequent order. Mumbai Police had constituted SET (Special Enquiry Team) to research and had questioned round 20 folks. No case registered as far as no proof discovered but,” ANI quoted the Mumbai Police. This probe started after unbiased witness within the medication case, Prabhakar Sail, alleged that some NCB officers, together with Mumbai zonal director Sameer Wankhede, had demanded an extortion of Rs 25 crore for letting off accused Aryan Khan, son of actor Shah Rukh Khan. Deputy Director Basic of the NCB, Gyaneshwar Singh was heading the vigilance inquiry.

Aryan Khan was arrested on October 2 by the NCB after a medicine bust on a cruise social gathering that he was attending. Whereas granting him bail on October 28, the HC had imposed a situation on him that he ought to seem earlier than the NCB’s south Mumbai workplace each Friday to mark his presence. Not too long ago, the Bombay Excessive Courtroom exempted Aryan Khan from his weekly look earlier than the Narcotics Management Bureau’s (NCB) workplace. A single bench of Justice N W Sambre stated the situation imposed on Aryan Khan whereas granting him bail that he has to seem earlier than the NCB workplace each Friday is modified.