Special Investigation Unit (sitting) Mumbai police reportedly found CCTV evidence from manager Shah Rukh Khan, meeting Pooja Dadlani KP Gosavi and Sam D’Souza at Parel Lower, Mumbai.
According to reports, Mercedes Blue Dadlani was seen in the CCT footage in the area, just as mentioned in the witness statement, Prabhakar Sail.
A report about Indiatoday stated that the team investigated the allegations of ‘extortion’ in the case of shipping drugs involving Shah Rukh Khan’s son, Aryan Khan, now tends to register a case against Gosavi and the possibility of calling his statement.
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In his written statement, he claimed that Dadlani, Gosavi and D’Souza, met on October 3 at Parel Lower.
The investigation team scan recorded 10-15 CCTV cameras in the area and find Blue Mercedes and two innovations in the area.
Has been accused that Gosavi, who was also a witness in the drug case, which was caused as a NCB officer and had a ‘police’ written in his SUV.
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Gosavi is believed to have extorted SRK and asked for a number of Rs 25 Crore, to let his son be free from cases of drugs.
Of these, Rs 8 Crore must be paid to the director of Zonal Sameer Wankhede, Sail said in his statement.
Meanwhile, Sam D’Souza, on Wednesday, approached the Bombay High Court who was seeking pre-capture guarantees.
In his request, he claimed that Kiran Gosavi had taken Rs 50 Lakh from the SRK manager to get Aryan Khan released, and the number was returned after the NCB arrested a 23-year-old child in this case.
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He also claimed that NCB officials were not corrupt and said that Gosavi and Sail called each other who pretended to be the head of NCB Sameer Wankhade by saving his name on their cellphones to pretend to relate to him.