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On Thursday, Malik’s security was upgraded to Y+ category after he allegedly began receiving threatening calls following his press conference last week questioning the NCB’s probe into the Cordelia drug bust case. The son of actor Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan, along with several others have been arrested in the case.

Mumbai, October 14 Against the backdrop of various raids conducted by the NCB, including on some high-profile people, Maharashtra minister and NCP spokesperson Nawab Malik on Thursday alleged that th

The decision was taken after he allegedly got threat calls from different states due to his press conference related to NCB's Mumbai cruise drug case.

A day after a Mumbai special court said that no case of illicit drug trafficking or conspiracy was made out against Sameer Khan, his father-in-law and senior Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik on Thursday slammed the NCB for falsely implicating ...

Against the backdrop of various raids conducted by the NCB, including on some high-profile people, Maharashtra minister and NCP spokesperson Nawab Malik on Thursday alleged that the anti-drugs agency has "malafide intentions" and is involved in "selective leaks" to frame people. Addressing a press conference, Malik also said that his son-in-law Sameer Khan, who was recently

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has decided to file an application in Bombay High Court to cancel the bail of Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik's son-in-law Sameer Khan in connection with a drug case, sources said on Thursday.

Special Judge A. A. Joglekar, while granting bail to Sameer Khan after nearly nine months in custody, had observed that no commercial quantity of drugs were found from the accused, he had no criminal records, or had connived with the other co-accused.

A day after a Mumbai special court said that no case of illicit drug trafficking or conspiracy was made out against Sameer Khan, his father-in-law and senior Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik on Thursday accused the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) of falsely implicating him in the alleged narcotics seizure case in January.

NCP Minister Nawab Malik on Thursday stepped up his attack on the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), alleging that the anti-drug agency had framed his son-in-law Sameer Khan in a drug case for publicity. He further claimed that the entire case was fake and with mala fide intention.

In its bail order of Sameer Khan, son-in-law of NCP leader Nawab Malik, a NDPS court has said that prima facie there was no evidence of a drugs syndicate.