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Mumbai Magistrate court rejects bail applications of Aryan Khan and 2 others
Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant, and Munmun Dhamecha’s Narcotics Control Bureau custody is supposed to get over today and the three youngsters are slated to appear before the court. While the NCB will have its hands full at reportedly requesting an extension of custody, they’re also busy fending off a new wave of criticism and allegations. Many from the political quarters, as well as those from Bollywood and on social media, have raised questions on NCB’s investigation protocol in the Aryan Khan drugs case. A prominent minister from Maharashtra has even raised objection to the involvement of political aide Manish Bhanushali and Kiran Gosavi in the drugs raid, arrest procedures as well as the two men being NCB witnesses.
The Zonal Director of NCB, Sameer Wankhede, has been in the news ever since the drug abuse allegations tumbled out of the investigations into Sushant Singh Rajput's death last year. He has also been talking to the media about Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan's arrest on Sunday. Since he has been making headlines of late, we take a look at his career so far...
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Shah Rukh Khan has last minute called off the shoot of his advertisement with Ajay Devgn. A source from the shoot has revealed exclusively to ETimes that all prep had been made for the superstar’s presence but he did not turn up.
Some allegations levelled against the Organisation are baseless and seem to be with malice and probable prejudice that may have been harboured in retaliation against earlier legal actions carried out by NCB. NCB reiterates that it’s procedure has been and will continue to be professionally and legally transparent and unbiased.
Gyaneshwar Singh, Deputy Director General, Narcotics Control Bureau
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