‘There is no proof of extortion found in the case of Arya Khan’s medicine’

Investigation in the allegations of extortion in the case of drug-on-cruise, where Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan was arrested, has been stopped for now.
Mumbai police have stated that there are no cases registered and there is no evidence found in this problem.
Investigation of alleged extortion materials with respect to drugs in a cruise case stopped until the next order.
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“Investigation of alleged extortion material in connection with drugs in a cruise case stalled until the next order.
Mumbai police have formed (special investigation team) to investigate and question around 20 people.
There are no cases found,” Ani quoted Mumbai police.
This probe began after independent witnesses in the case of medicines, Prabhakar Sail, alleged that several NCB officials, including Zonal Director Mumbai Sameer Wankhede, had demanded extension of Rs 25 Crore for releasing Arya Khan, son of actor Shah Rukh Khan.
Deputy Director General of NCB, Gyaneshwar Singh was guiding investigations.
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Aryan Khan was arrested on October 2 by NCB after drugs cut down the cruise party he attended.
While giving him a guarantee on October 28, HC had imposed a condition to him that he had to appear before the South Mumbai Office of the Narcotics Control Bureau every Friday to mark his presence.
Recently, the Bombay High Court released Aryan Khan from his weekly appearance in front of the NCB office.
A justice bench N w Sambue said the conditions worn at Aryan Khan while giving him a guarantee he had to show before the NCB office every Friday was modified.
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