Aryan Khan Drugs Case LIVE: The jail stay of 23-year-old, son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, finally ends as the Bombay High court grants him bail along with Arbaaz Merchantt and Munmun Dhamecha. Aryan was arrested in the drugs case earlier this month and was in judicial custody for nearly three weeks.
Bombay High Court on Wednesday (October 27) adjourned the hearing on the bail application of Aryan Khan, Munmun Dhamecha and Arbaaz Seth Merchantt, in connection with the drugs on cruise case, till October 28. "The arguments of lawyers of accused number 1, 2 and 3 have concluded today. The hearing is scheduled for 3 pm tomorrow for further arguments," Munmun Dhamecha's lawyer Kaashif Khan Deshmukh told the media after the conclusion of the hearing today.
After the hearing which went on for over two hours, Justice Sambre said he would hear Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh, who is representing the NCB, on Thursday. "Tomorrow we will try to finish it," the judge said.
Aryan Khan requested that the decision on his bail application should be on merits uninfluenced by Prabhakar Sail's or NCB's assertions/ allegations. Meanwhile, Sail's affidavit has raised allegations against NCB Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede and Aryan Khan has denied all the connection with Sail in Bombay High Court.
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