In a series of tweets, he pointed out that the promptness shown while arresting the star kid was “conspicuously absent” in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case involving Ashish Mishra, son of Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Ajay Mishra.
Chowdhary said on Twitter, “Readiness to arrest @iamsrk’s son, who is allegedly a drug addict, conspicuously absent in the case of arresting the son of Mr. Ajay Mishra, Minister of State for Home Affairs Was.”
“It is interesting because Mr. Mishra’s wayward child is accused of brutally crushing innocent protesting farmers with a self-propelled car. #LakhimpurKheeri,” he said.
Considering the drug case that came to the fore in the death of Sushant Singh Rajput and which resulted in the actress Rhea Chakraborty After spending a month in jail, he said that Aryan Strict punishment should not be awarded for a “venous offence”.
He wrote, “A few months ago Mrs Riya Chakraborty was detained and jailed, now it is Aryan Khan’s turn.”
“Equality of justice for all is enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution of India. Kishor Khan should not be severely punished for a heinous crime,” he concluded.
His statement came soon after the NCP leader Nawab Malik Alleged political interference in the investigation and said that a total of 11 people were detained, but “later, 3 persons were allowed to leave that night. NCB Officer.”
“This proves that the entire fraudulent raid on the ship was a pre-planned conspiracy to lure and implicate high-profile persons,” Malik said.
Deputy Director General Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Dnyaneshwar Singh claimed in a press conference today that the raids were “a pre-planned conspiracy”.
Singh said, “All the allegations leveled against NCB are baseless, motivated, deliberate and prejudiced. Such statements are based on conjectures and assumptions in view of documents and records submitted by NCB-individuals which are frivolous and malicious ”
Meanwhile, the latest in the case states that Aryan, through his legal team, applied for bail in the Mumbai Sessions Court, a day after he was denied bail by a magistrate court and sent to judicial custody for 14 days. sent in.
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