Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan changed into arrested together with Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha with the aid of using the Narcotics Control Bureau(NCB) on October 3, following a raid on a cruise deliver with the aid of using the Mumbai coast. The 3 accused have been granted bail with the aid of using the Bombay HC after spending almost 3 weeks in judicial custody at Arthur Road Jail. Granting bail, the Bombay High Court had additionally laid down 14 situations which have been to be observed with the aid of using all 3. Now, the 24-year-old has filed a plea for change of bail situations.
Aryan’s bail situation additionally required him to mark his attendance on the NCB workplace each Friday which he has been following diligently. His utility in search of for the situation to be eliminated changed into filed via regulation company Desai Desai Carrimjee and Mulla.
The motive mentioned withinside the plea is that every time he reaches the NCB workplace there may be a huge media presence and he needs to be accosted with the aid of using policemen even as getting into and out of the workplace.
After his bail, the NCB had instituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the case further. In his plea, Khan additionally stated that for the reason that SIT investigating the case constitutes of officers from the Delhi workplace of NCB so he need to now no longer be made to visit NCB workplace in Mumbai.
Khan’s case might be taken up with the aid of using the Bombay High Court quickly wherein NCB will probable report a respond to the plea.
Meanwhile, on November 20, the Bombay High Court launched an order which said that there may be no proof of a conspiracy among Aryan, Arbaaz, and Munmun Dhamecha to dedicate drug-associated offences. The Bombay HC additionally stated that there has been not anything objectionable determined of their Whatsapp chats. During the bail hearings in October, the NCB had objected to the bail plea stating ‘conspiracy’ and ‘incriminating proof determined on Whatsapp chats’ of the accused.
