The NCB team arrested Shah Rukh’s son Aryan Khan in a Drug case.

KEY POINTS :

• NCB is interrogating Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan in connection with a high-profile party in Mumbai.
• The party was going on Cordelia on the Cruise.
• Eight arrested, 600 celebrities were having a rave party.

 NCB interrogates Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) interrogates Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan in connection with a high-profile party in Mumbai. The party was going on Cordelia The Impress Cruise. 

At the time the NCB raided, there were 600 people at the party. As a result, the NCB has arrested 13 people, including 3 girls. According to NCB sources, Aryan was also present on the cruise where the rave party was. However, it is not yet clear whether he took the drugs.

Eight of the 13 detainees have been arrested. The NCB has also summoned the organizers of the rave party for questioning. He will have to appear before the NCB by 11 pm tonight.

Large quantities of drugs were found during a raid

NCB was informed that drugs were being served at the party. NCB officials came on the cruise as passengers.

 The rave party was going on on Saturday, during which he made a raid. Large quantities of drugs have been seized from the ship so far. Its value is said to be in the millions. The drugs seized, according to sources, are MD Coke and hashish.

The actor’s son said, “Abbu warned that

according to NCB sources, the son of the well-known actor has denied taking any drugs, and during interrogation, he told the officials that Abbu had warned that the NCB is all around.” If you go anywhere, judge with understanding and survive.

 According to NCB sources, no decision has been taken on the arrest of the well-known actor as the case is being investigated and statements are being recorded. Officials said messages are currently being viewed on the actor’s son’s phone.

The NCB team was informed that a drugs party was going on on a cruise. Extensive action was then taken here on Saturday.

 A rave party was going on on this ship. According to the latest information, large quantities of drugs have been recovered from the ship. It is valued in the millions. Sources said the drugs found were MD Coke and hashish.

The people of NCB boarded the cruise as passengers

According to information received, the operation was carried out by Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede. He and his team boarded the ship in Mumbai.

 However, a drug party was organized when the ship reached the Mediterranean. People were seen carrying large quantities of drugs at the party, and then an operation was carried out.

Five crore

worth of drugs seized from pillows at Mumbai airport A day before today’s proceedings, on Friday, the NCB seized ephedrine worth about Rs 5 crore worth of drugs hidden in pillows and sent to Australia and New Zealand.

 A packet of pillows from Hyderabad was sent to Australia from Mumbai airport, but NCB officials got the information. At the time of investigation, 4 kg 600 g ephedrine was found in the middle of his Rs.

There have been five incidents in the last few months where drugs were hidden in pillows and sent to Australia and New Zealand.

 For example, a packet of pillows being sent to Australia was seized on September 30 while operating in a dark area, an NCB official said.

NCB has taken action against several Bollywood stars

After the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, the NCB team has interrogated several big stars in the Bollywood drug case. 

These include actor Arjun Rampal, actress Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor. Also arrested are actor Arman Kohli, actress Riya Chakraborty, comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Harsh Limbachia, Azaz Khan, TV actor Gaurav Dixit.

Drugs worth Rs 20,000 crore

seized at Mundra port About 3 tonnes of heroin smuggled from Afghanistan to India was seized from Mundra port in Gujarat last week.

 The step was taken by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI). Its value in the international market is estimated to be more than Rs 19,000. The drugs (heroin) were kept in two containers. 

The agency says the heroin was brought in from Iran in two containers. One container contained 2000 kg and the other container 1000 kg of heroin. It is heroin from Afghanistan, sent to a port in Gujarat.