"Influenced Witness": Anti-Drugs Body On SRK's Manager In Aryan Khan Case
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Aryan Khan Case: Anti-drugs agency NCB said it needed more time to follow what it called the "international drug connection of Aryan Khan" revealed in the investigation.
Opposing bail for Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) alleged in a statement to the Bombay High Court that the superstar's manager "appeared to have influenced" a witness.
In its written reply to the High Court yesterday, the NCB alleged an "attempt to tamper with the investigation and derail it".
The anti-drugs agency said it needed more time to follow what it called the "international drug connection of Aryan Khan" revealed in the investigation. "The same is being investigated and as per stipulated guidelines, sufficient time is required to properly unearth this international drug connection," said the NCB.
"Further, considering the influential position Aryan Khan holds in the society, he may tamper with the evidence and influence other witnesses whom he personally knows is very much possible," the agency told the High Court.
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