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Aryan Khan remanded in NCB custody till October 7
Mumbai: Eight people, including actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan, were arrested on Sunday by the Central Anti-Narcotics Squad (NCB) for carrying drugs on a passenger ship. Aryan Khan was also remanded in NCB custody for one day yesterday. Later today, Aryan and seven other accused were produced before the Fort Court in Mumbai. So will Aryan get jail time or will he get bail? This had caught everyone's attention.
In the end, the court ruled. Along with Aryan Khan, the court also remanded Munmun Dhame and Arbaaz Seth Merchant in NCB custody till October 7. He will be produced before the court again on October 7. The other accused will also be decided soon.
Advocate Satish Manshinde defended Aryan Khan. On the other hand, Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh from NCB defended himself. However, the NCB had demanded that Aryan Khan's remand be extended till October 11 after some objectionable and shocking information was found in his mobile phone.
Mumbai: Eight people, including actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan, were arrested on Sunday by the Central Anti-Narcotics Squad (NCB) for carrying drugs on a passenger ship. Aryan Khan was also remanded in NCB custody for one day yesterday. Later today, Aryan and seven other accused were produced before the Fort Court in Mumbai. So will Aryan get jail time or will he get bail? This had caught everyone's attention.
In the end, the court ruled. Along with Aryan Khan, the court also remanded Munmun Dhame and Arbaaz Seth Merchant in NCB custody till October 7. He will be produced before the court again on October 7. The other accused will also be decided soon.
Advocate Satish Manshinde defended Aryan Khan. On the other hand, Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh from NCB defended himself. However, the NCB had demanded that Aryan Khan's remand be extended till October 11 after some objectionable and shocking information was found in his mobile phone.
In the end, the court ruled. Along with Aryan Khan, the court also remanded Munmun Dhame and Arbaaz Seth Merchant in NCB custody till October 7. He will be produced before the court again on October 7. The other accused will also be decided soon.
Advocate Satish Manshinde defended Aryan Khan. On the other hand, Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh from NCB defended himself. However, the NCB had demanded that Aryan Khan's remand be extended till October 11 after some objectionable and shocking information was found in his mobile phone.
