After conducting an
intensive investigation for several months, the Special Investigation Team
(SIT) of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has come to the conclusion that
Aryan Khan was not a part of the drug conspiracy that he was accused of being
involved in. According to reports, the SIT has not found any evidence that
serves as an indication of Aryan Khan was part of a larger drugs conspiracy or
operating on behalf of an international drugs trafficking syndicate.
As per a report in
Hindustan Times, officials have stated that, “Aryan Khan was never in
possession of drugs hence there was no need to take his phone and check his
chats; the chats do not suggest Khan was part of any international syndicate;
the raid was not video-recorded as mandated by the NCB manual, and the drugs
recovered from multiple accused arrested in the case shown as single recovery.”
The report also
brought to the fore the fact that the NCB’s drug bust on the cruise was not
recorded on video. This is quite surprising given the fact that raids are bound
to be recorded on video so that it can be used in a court of law. What is also
strange is the fact that narcotic substances were recovered from multiple
individuals but the NCB declared it to be a single recovery.
NCB is still continuing
with the probe but till now, it hasn’t come across any conclusive evidence
against Aryan Khan. The final report is expected to be prepared in the next
couple of months and submitted to NCB Director General S N Pradhan.
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