Mumbai Drug Bust Case Highlights: Court Reserves Order On Bail Plea Of Aryan Khan & Others For Oct 20

Mumbai Drug Bust Case Live Updates: A special court will hear Aryan Khan's bail plea in connection with an alleged rave party case.

ABP News Bureau Last Updated: 14 Oct 2021 06:01 PM
Aryan Khan Bail Hearing: Special NDPS Court Reserves Order For October 20

The Sessions Court will pronounce its order on Aryan Khan's bail plea on October 20, according to ANI. 




" Drugs on cruise matter | Mumbai Special NDPS court reserves order for 20th October on bail application of Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha," ANI's tweet read.


ASG Concludes His Submissions On Behalf Of Narcotics Control Bureau. Here's What He Said!

"The international convention has said that drug trafficking and abuse has to be taken seriously because it is affecting nature and the world. I am glad my friends appreciated the role of NCB in Mumbai, but allegations are also made. A few days back 4-5 officers of mine were attacked. They are in a hospital for the past week," ASG Anil was quoted as saying by Bar and Bench. 

Salman Nizami's Tweet For Aryan Khan

The Congress leader shared a post for SRK's son on Twitter. He tweeted, "Aryan Khan is innocent. He is 23. Indian judicial system is based on the principle of reformation not political vendetta. Let this boy not become a pawn in Sanghi politics to defame SRK."

ASG Refers To Showik Chakraborty's Case

ASG Anil Singh referred to the case of Bollywood actress Rhea Chakraborty's brother Showik where the argument was that no recovery of contraband was found from him.


"The High Court held that even if there was no recovery, the accused were in touch with drug dealers, so bail cannot be granted," ASG was quoted as saying by Bar and Bench. 

ASG Says 'Aryan Khan Is A Regular Consumer Of Drugs'

ASG told the court that Aryan Khan is a 'regular consumer of contraband' since the past few years, according to a report in Bar and Bench. He added that contraband, which was found in possession of Arbaz Seth, was for consumption of both Merchant and Aryan Khan.

Aryan Khan Bail Hearing Begins

The ASG apologised for coming late to the Sessions Court for the bail hearing of Aryan Khan and others. "I was arguing a matter in the High Court," Singh said as quoted as saying by Bar and Bench.

ASG Anil Singh Reaches Sessions Court

Additional Solicitor Anil Singh has arrived at the Sessions Court for the bail hearing of Aryan Khan. According to Bar and Bench, SPP Advait Sethna is also appearing with him.

Rhea Chakraborty Shares Cryptic Message Amid Aryan Khan's Drugs Case

 Rhea Chakraborty, who remained in headlines after Sushant Singh Rajput's death, shared a cryptic message on social media amid the ongoing drug bust case involving Aryan Khan. "Grow through what you go through," her post read. 

Aryan Khan Shifted To ARCJ's Common Cell

SRK's son Aryan Khan and five others have been shifted to Arthur Jail's common cell from quarantine barrack after their COVID-19 report came out as negative, superintendent of jail told ANI.

Background

A special court in Mumbai will hear the bail plea filed by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan, in connection with an alleged rave party case. The Narcotics Control Bureau had arrested Aryan, Munmun Dhamecha, Arbaz Seth Merchant and others following a raid at a Goa-bound cruise on October 2. They were booked under relevant sections of the NDPS Act. 


A Mumbai magistrate court had sent Aryan and others to judicial custody for 14 days. The court declined NCB's plea seeking extended custody of the accused. 


The NCB on Wednesday (October 13) alleged that Aryan, along with others, was prima facie involved in "illicit drug trafficking, procuring and distribution of contraband" which is banned under the NDPS Act, according to a report in IANS. 


The report in IANS further stated that the federal agency also accused the star kid of staying in touch with people, who could be a part of an international illegal drug syndicate.   


 

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