Aryan Khan, who was released from Arthur Road jail recently, made his first public appearance in the city on Friday, November 5, since he left for home. The star kid was clicked arriving at the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) office in Mumbai with his lawyer. Aryan’s lawyer Nikhil Maneshinde accompanied him to the NCB office. Aryan Khan arrived at the NCB office to mark his weekly presence as instructed by the Bombay High Court. The court had granted Aryan Khan bail in the cruise ship drug seizure case on October 28.
ANI reported a picture of Aryan Khan arriving at the NCB office in Mumbai. The report read: “Aryan Khan appears before Narcotics Control Bureau, to mark his weekly (every Friday) presence before the agency, as per one of the conditions set by Bombay High Court while granting him bail in drugs-on-cruise case (sic).”
Take a look at the tweet below:
Mumbai | Aryan Khan appears before Narcotics Control Bureau, to mark his weekly (every Friday) presence before the agency, as per one of the conditions set by Bombay High Court while granting him bail in drugs-on-cruise case pic.twitter.com/c8SKIBtjNP
— ANI (@ANI) November 5, 2021
The Bombay High court that granted Aryan bail announced in its order that the star kid will have to mark his weekly presence before the agency. It was one of the several other conditions laid while granting Aryan bail in the drugs on cruise case. The star kid has been ordered to mark his presence from anytime between 11 AM to 2 PM. Aryan was also ordered to submit his passport before the NDPS court. He shall also not leave the country without special permission from the special court.
Khan was arrested on October 3, a day after he was detained by the NCB sleuths. The star kid was detained after the NCB busted an alleged rave party on a cruise ship. Aryan was arrested with Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha. They all were granted bail by the Bombay HC on October 28. Aryan walked out from jail on October 30.
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