Aryan Khan won’t be released from jail today for THIS reason

Actor Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan’s son Aryan Khan was granted bail yesterday, October 28 by the Bombay High Court. However, it was said that the star kid will be released today, October 29 after proper court procedure. Now, the latest update on the same suggests that Aryan Khan will not be released from the jail today as his release papers did not reach the jail authorities on time. He will be released tomorrow morning, as said by Arthur Road Jail officials. According to an ANI tweet, Nitin Waychal, Arthur Road Jail Superintendent, said, “A physical copy of the release order has to be put into the bail box outside Arthur Road Jail for the release. The jail officials wait until 5.35 pm for this“. Having said that, Aryan Khan will now have to spend one more night in jail.

Earlier today, actor Juhi Chawla signed Rs 1 Lakh surety bond for Aryan Khan. Reportedly, Juhi who is a close friend of Shah Rukh Khan and has worked with him in several films together, knows him from birth as they are professionally associated, as said by Aryan Khan’s lawyer Satish Maneshinde. “We have got the operative part of the order of the Bombay High court. We are trying to complete other formalities like sureties. Our legal team is working on it. We trying for release today,” Maneshinde said ahead of Aryan Khan’s release from the Arthur Jail.

Mumbai | Aryan Khan will not be released from the jail today. He will be released tomorrow morning: Arthur Road Jail officials

— ANI (@ANI) October 29, 2021

As Aryan Khan was granted bail, the Bombay High Court had pronounced bail conditions that the accused will have to follow which also includes, their passport will be surrendered while they are not allowed to leave the country without permission. One of the points also said, ‘They shall not indulge in any activities similar to the activities on the basis of which the Crime stand registered by the NCB’

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