Aryan Khan Phone Seized: Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan ( Shahrukh Khan son Aryan Khan detained by NCB ) has also been detained in an NCB raid on a cruise in the Mumbai sea. NCB Mumbai zonal director Sameer Wankhede has confirmed that Aryan is currently in custody and is being questioned.
A total of 8 people, including Aryan, are in custody, but their number may increase after interrogation. At present, NCB has confiscated the phones of all the accused, including Aryan, and the chat is being investigated. According to the information received, all the accused will be taken to JJ Hospital for medical, after which they can be produced in the fort court.
According to NCB sources, Dilhal Aryan has not been arrested. During interrogation, Aryan has also claimed that people were invited in his name to that party. A video of the party going on inside the cruise has also been caught by NCB, in which Aryan is present, and people are allegedly consuming drugs.
Aryan had put on a white T-shirt, blue jeans, red open shirt and cap during the party. NCB has also found rolling papers from those who have been caught, through which drugs are taken.
Aryan Khan Phone Seized
NCB officials have confiscated the mobile phone of Shahrukh’s son Aryan Khan and the chats received from his mobile phone are being scrutinized. The phones and other electronic devices of all the accused are being seized and investigated. Three girls from Delhi, who were caught from the cruise, are also interrogated by taking them into custody. The daughters of all three prominent businessmen are being told.
How did the bust happen?
After receiving Gupta’s information, NCB’s Mumbai Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede and other NCB officials boarded the ship as regular passengers and left Mumbai. As soon as the boat reached the middle of the sea, the rave party started. After this, NCB officials swung into action, and the raids continued for seven hours. It is believed that some Delhi-based company was behind this rave party.
Summons were issued to the organizer, also called the MD of FTV.
In this case, NCB has issued summons to 6 organizers, called for questioning today. Fashion TV India MD Kashif Khan has also been called. Meanwhile, Cordelia Cruises President and CEO Jurgen Belom said that during the raids, NCB recovered drugs from the luggage of some passengers and those passengers were deboarded. He has apologized for the delay caused by this.
This cruise was going from Mumbai to Goa. It left on Saturday afternoon and was to return to Mumbai on October 4. In this musical journey of three days, a complete package of entertainment for the passengers was prepared. The event was organized on this cruise under the name ‘Cray’Ark’. There was to be held here from a pool party to a musical performance in these three days.
What was found
During the seven-hour long raid, NCB officials found four types of drugs; include MDMA, mephedrone, cocaine and hashish.
These people are being questioned:
- Aryan Khan
- Nupur Sarika
- Ismeet Singh
- Mohk Jaswal
- Vikrant Chhokar
- Gomit Chopra
- Munmun Dhamecha
- Arbaaz Merchant
Information was received 15 days ago
In this case, the DG of NCB said that a detailed report would be given to the Shipping Corporation of India and the Shipping Ministry regarding the party going on the cruise. He said that we had received very confidential information about the drugs party on the cruise about 15 days ago, after which we carried out this operation.
He said that all those taken into custody had got evidence against them, so they have been detained. He noted that whose role will also come out, he will be questioned.
It has been learned that before the start of the party, a 14-page document was also sent, in which all these things were written about when to come, what to do, what would happen and what was forbidden. According to this document, people attending the party had to go between 12 noon and 2 pm on October 2.
It also contained the names of all those 25 artists who were going to perform at this party. Along with this, it was also clearly forbidden to bring ‘drugs and illegal substances into it.
