Aryan Khan Case Officer’s Allegation Targeted at “Dead Mother, Her Religion”

Aryan Khan case: Sameer Wankhede is the senior NCB official who is leading the investigation (File)

Mumbai:

Narcotics Control Bureau officer Sameer Wankhede led the probe into the matter. Drugs case involving Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan KhanNationalist Congress Party leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Monday retaliated on the allegations of forgery.

“The publication of my personal documents is defamatory in nature and an unnecessary invasion of my family’s privacy. It is aimed at defaming me, my family, my father and my late mother,” Wankhede said in a statement. The action had put his family under “extreme mental and emotional pressure” and he himself was left “a victim of slanderous attacks”.

in one Affidavit submitted in the special court hearing the drugs-on-cruise case, he wrote: “… I have been personally targeted, especially by a known political figure, (since) Sameer Khan, a relative of this honor, was arrested in a drug case … Since that time A personal vendetta targeted me and my family members… Threatened to be arrested and fired from my job/service.”

Mr Malik, who is leading the anti-drug agency’s criticism and investigation into Aryan Khan, the Mumbai drugs-on-cruise case, and an “international drugs cartel”, this morning released a document related to Mr Wankhede’s murder. Tweeted the picture. Born and claimed, “Forgery started from here”.

NCB sources earlier cited Mr Wankhede as a “poor attempt to bring in unrelated things”. “My mother was a Muslim… (why) does he want to bring my dead mother into this?” He asked.

“Anyone can visit my ancestral place to verify my caste and background and verify my descent from my great-grandfather. But he should not spread such filth. I will fight all this legally and this But don’t want to comment too much. Out of court,” the NCB official was quoted as saying by sources.

Meanwhile, the NCB has filed a second affidavit – this in response to allegations of a sensational payment of Rs 8 crore by Prabhakar Cell, an agency witness in the Aryan Khan drugs case. In this, the NCB backed Mr Wankhede citing his “impeccable service record … full of honesty and integrity”.

Prabhakar Cell – who also claims to be the personal bodyguard of KP Gosavi, whose Selfie with Aryan Khan after young celebrity’s arrest Goes Viral – Claims that he overheard conversations between Gosavi and Sam D’Souza on October 3 about the Rs 18 crore deal.

According to Mr. Sail, Gosavi, who was claimed by the NCB as an ‘independent witness’ and is now missing, said that out of that amount, Rs 8 crore would have to be paid to Sameer Wankhede.

By issuing this affidavit prior to filing, the agency argued, Mr. Sail had become a ‘hostile’ witness.

Nevertheless, it will be probed by Deputy Director General Dnyaneshwar Singh, who is expected to speak to his colleague in the matter tomorrow. Mr. Singh today declined to comment on whether Sameer Wankhede would be removed; He told NDTV, “It is too early to comment…”

Nawab Malik’s tweet came a day later Mr. Wankhede writes to Mumbai Police seeking protection With “ulterior motives” for fear of being “fake” from legal action. Mr. Wankhede wrote, claiming the threat of jail and dismissal – seen in reference to Mr. Malik’s remarks that he will soon lose his job.

Among other claims, Nawab Malik has also alleged that Sameer Wankhede was in Maldives during the lockdown and he was targeting Bollywood celebrities for an extortion racket.

Mr. Wankhede told NDTV: “I’ve gone with my kids, with proper permission and my own money.”

Nawab Malik also repeatedly Claims NCB case is “fake” And was instigated by the Center to defame the Maharashtra government. “An attempt was made to implicate some people…” he said.

Even today, Mr. Malik’s aide – Sanjay Raut of the Shiv Sena, whose party is affiliated to the NCP – lauded Mr. Sail’s courage and demanded protection for him from the state government.

Mr Raut further hints that he will now attack NCB.

Aryan Khan has been in jail since October 8, and has been denied bail after a heated hearing in lower courts. he has now Applied to Bombay High Court, which will hear his petition tomorrow.

no medicine found on it; The case is based solely on information from his WhatsApp chat that NCB’s claims indicate that he was in contact with an international drugs cartel.

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