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ARYAN WAS NOT 'BALI KA BAKRA' IN DRUG CASE, SAYS WANKHEDE

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October 06, 2025

In 2021, actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan made headlines after he was arrested in connection with a drugs case. Now, former Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) zonal director Sameer Wankhede has refuted the notion that Aryan was made a scapegoat in the Cordelia Cruise raid.

During a recent interview, Wankhede, who arrested Aryan back in 2021 maintained that everything was done "by the book" and stressed that individuals can be taken into custody on drug-related charges even if they themselves are not in possession of any substances.

"People have this misconception that if no drugs were found on you, there won't be any action," said Wankhede, who returned to the media spotlight this year after he claimed that Aryan's directoral debut, The Ba****ds of Bollywood, featured a mocking caricature of him.

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