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Aryan Khan Cruise Ship Drug Case Matter [Bombay High Court Live Updates]

By LawStreet News Network      27 October, 2021 03:41 PM      0 Comments
Aryan Khan Cruise Ship Drug Case Live Updates

Yesterday, the Court heard arguments made by Sr Adv and former AG, Mukul Rohatgi on behalf of Aryan Khan in the in the cruise ship drug case.

The Bombay High Court will continue hearing the bail plea filed by Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan in the cruise ship drug case.

Justice Nitin Sambre heard arguments made by Senior Advocate and former Attorney General for India Mukul Rohatgi on behalf of Aryan Khan yesterday.

Khan's plea for bail was earlier rejected by the Magistrate and Sessions Court after which he filed the present appeal before the High Court.



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