Anti-Drugs Body On SRKs Manager In Aryan Khan Case

 Aryan Khan Case: Aryan Khan has been in jail since October eight within the drugs-on-cruise case.

Opposing bail for Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan within the drugs-on-cruise case, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has alleged in an announcement to the Bombay High Court that the celebrity’s supervisor “appeared to have influenced” a witness.

In its written reply to the High Court submitted yesterday, the NCB additionally stated it believed that given Aryan Khan’s “influential position”, he may attempt to tamper with the investigation and derail it.

The anti-drugs company stated it wanted extra time to observe what it k
nown as the “international drug connection of Aryan Khan” revealed within the investigation. “The same is being investigated and as per stipulated guidelines, sufficient time is required to properly unearth this international drug connection,” stated the NCB.

“Further, considering the influential position Aryan Khan holds in the society, he may tamper with the evidence and influence other witnesses whom he personally knows is very much possible,” the company instructed the High Court.

The particulars of the written assertion emerged simply earlier than the High Court listening to on the bail request of Aryan Khan, who has been in jail since October eight over drugs-related prices. The star son is amongst 20 individuals arrested after NCB officers raided a celebration on a cruise ship on October 2.

The NCB referred to the sensational allegations of a witness, Prabhakar Sail, who has claimed in an affidavit that Kiran Gosavi, the personal investigator whose selfie with Aryan Khan went viral and threw up questions, had deliberate to demand Rs 25 crore from Shah Rukh Khan’s supervisor Pooja Dadlani to settle the case. Of this, he claims, Rs eight crore was meant for Sameer Wankhede, the NCB officer main the investigation.

The NCB stated makes an attempt to derail the investigation have been “clear” from Prabhakar Sail’s affidavit, filed on Saturday,

“Affidavit clearly names one Pooja Dadlani, manager connected to this applicant (Aryan Khan). It so appears that the said lady appears to have influenced such panch witness when the investigation is ongoing, such interference at the stage of investigation is a malafide attempt to ensure that the same is derailed and the quest of truth is obstructed,” the anti-drugs company wrote to the High Court.

The NCB additionally identified that the doc was not filed in “any proceeding before any court despite the fact that the matter is subjudice before the sessions court and this court”.

Source TGI