Aryan Khan drugs case was not investigated properly: NCB's special team report claims, questions raised on officers too

The drugs case involving Shahrukh Khan's son Aryan Khan was not investigated properly. This information has been given in the report sent to Delhi Headquarters after the investigation of the Special Team of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). In media reports, it has been claimed by quoting sources that the officers who were working at that time are still working.

It was found in the investigation that there were many shortcomings in the work of those officers while investigating this case. The role of 7-8 officers has been found suspicious in this case, for which departmental inquiry has started. The suspicious role of these officers has also come to the fore in two more cases.

However, what those cases are has not been told. Apart from these, permission has been sought from senior officers to take action against those who are from outside the NCB.

Aryan Khan was arrested on October 2 last year and reached home from jail on October 29.

Aryan Khan was arrested on October 2 last year and reached home from jail on October 29.

Aryan was taken into custody on October 2 last year

Last year on the night of 2 October, the NCB raided the Cordeal cruise ship going from Mumbai to Goa. It was claimed that the rave party was going on this ship. Many people including Aryan Khan, Munmun Dhamecha, Arbaaz Merchant were taken into custody. He was accused of taking drugs and selling it. Aryan and his associates were granted bail on October 28. He came out of jail on 29 October.

Aryan got clean chit on this basis

NCB DG Sanjay Singh has said in his statement that Arbaaz Merchant had said in his statement that the drugs recovered from him were not for Aryan Khan.

Aryan's medical was not done after being arrested in the drugs case, so it could not be proved whether Aryan himself had taken drugs or not?

Arbaaz had also said in his statement that Aryan had refused to carry drugs on the cruise.

After this chargesheet surfaced, NCB director Samir Wankhede, who initially led the investigation, also came under the scanner. According to the chargesheet, during the SIT investigation, many irregularities have also been found in the raid on Cruise. This SIT was formed after the allegations leveled by Nawab Malik, who was the cabinet minister of Maharashtra, against the zonal director of NCB, Sameer Wankhede.