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Aryan Khan has been in prison since October 8. He was imprisoned after drug raids on a cruise ship party on October 2 by the NCB. Aryan Khan's bail has been rejected twice before.
The NCB on Wednesday revealed the chats of Aryan Khan, son of SRK. The conversation was with an upcoming Bollywood actress in a Mumbai court. It is claimed that both were discussing drugs during the cruise party in Mumbai. The chat messages exposed ahead of Aryan’s bail plea hearing in a case of alleged seizure of drugs from a cruise ship today.
The court instructed the NCB to do so by Wednesday morning instead, rescheduling Aryan Khan's bail plea hearing to Wednesday. Asserting Aryan Khan's case, lawyer Amit Desai had petitioned that his bail plea be heard today.
Aryan Khan’s bail petition was denied by Esplanade magistrate court on Friday in the Mumbai drug bust case.
In his video, he speaks that the NCB themselves cited that each ticket for the luxury cruise is Rs 1 lakh. He referred to NCB officials telling that a team of 22 officers got on undercover as 'guests' on-board the cruise after receiving an alleged 'tip-off'.
SRK looks up for NCB grant to meet son Aryan Khan in lockup. Aryan and 10 others, were detained and arrested at various times on Sunday-Monday in the NCB's surprise raid on a luxury ship, the Cordelia Cruises
Mumbai Killa court on Monday sent the actor's son Aryan Khan and two others to the custody of NCB till October 7. Star child was apprehended by the NCB on Sunday.
The NCB prowled the cruise once more and made a recent recovery of drugs. As per the news, different types of drugs were caught from numerous places like the upper deck and rooms. The raids were performed on Monday morning when the cruise returned to the coast.
Aryan Khan has admitted to the consumption of drugs and Arbaaz admitted that he hide drugs in his shoes. Additionally, NCB has gone through the WhatsApp chat between Arbaz and Aryan, that mentions the buying and selling of drugs.