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Latest Update! NCB gets additional 60 days to file a charge sheet in Mumbai Drugs Case including Aryan Khan - Vimarsana News

Latest Update! NCB gets additional 60 days to file a charge sheet in Mumbai Drugs Case including Aryan Khan

The Mumbai Court grants another 60 days to Narcotics Control Bureau to file a charge sheet in the Mumbai Cruise Drugs Case that involves SRK’s son Aryan Khan | Tellychakkar.com

Crimes of 2021: From Mansukh Hiren murder case to Dhanbad hit & run case; here's a recap - Vimarsana News

Crimes of 2021: From Mansukh Hiren murder case to Dhanbad hit & run case; here's a recap

Murder, Rape, Extortion, Drug abuse- Every year, there are a number of cases listed under these crimes, and the year 2021 was no different.

Arbaaz Merchant's Father Says His Son Will Not Contact With His 'Best Friend' Aryan Khan - Vimarsana News

Arbaaz Merchant's Father Says His Son Will Not Contact With His 'Best Friend' Aryan Khan

Aslam Merchant has also said that his son has learnt the real facts of life and the reality he saw while he was inside the jail for more than 20 days.

Mumbai drugs case: 14 accused get bail, here's the status of others | Details - Vimarsana News

Mumbai drugs case: 14 accused get bail, here's the status of others | Details

Fourteen out of 20 individuals arrested by the NCB during the October 2 raid have been granted bail. Actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan was among those held on drug charges.

The Entire Timeline Of Aryan Khan Drug Case - Vimarsana News

The Entire Timeline Of Aryan Khan Drug Case

Here’s an entire timeline of the events over the last three weeks ever since Shah Rukh Khan’s son, Aryan Khan was detained by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on October 2.