Shahrukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan arrested in rave party case, NCB to seek police remand next

Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan, has been arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) after he was detained by the NCB after a raid at a rave party. He is reportedly being taken for a medical check up.

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Reportedly, Aryaan Khan has been arrested under section Section 27A of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. This means he is not charged with just consuming drugs, because this section deals with punishment for financing illicit traffic and harbouring offenders. It says that whoever indulges in financing dealings of narcotic products, directly or indirectly, will be punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a minimum ten years which may extend to twenty years, along with a fine.

ANI had reported that three of the eight detained individuals, including Aryan Khan, were taken for a medical examination. Arbaz Seth Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha were the other two individuals.

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Two others have also been arrested in the matter, reports say. CNN News-18 reported that the NCB will seek remand of the accused next, in order to carry out further investigations into the matter.

Earlier, NCB Mumbai Director Sameer Wankhede had said that eight persons, namely, Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant, Munmun Dhamecha, Nupur Sarika, Ismeet Singh, Mohak Jaswal, Vikrant Chhoker and Gomit Chopra were being questioned in connection with the raid.

As per reports, late last night the NCB detained at least ten people in a raid conducted on a cruise ship sailing from Goa to Mumbai. The high-profile party was organised onboard the Cordelia Cruises’ Empress ship. Based on a tip-off, the NCB officials had boarded the cruise ship after disguising themselves as passengers. Once the ship sailed off the coast of Mumbai, the rave party began and several passengers began consuming illicit drugs. The NCB officials swung into action and detained 7-8 individuals, who were allegedly seen taking drugs.