Aryan Khan gets more jail time as NCB relies on Whatsapp chats, invokes Gandhi

Published on Oct 14, 2021 07:14 pm IST

Aryan Khan will have to remain in jail till next Wednesday as the special NDPS court which was hearing the bail plea of Shah Rukh Khan's son in connection with the cruise rave party reserved its order for October 20, almost a week from now. The bail plea came up for hearing on Wednesday but as NCB counsel Anil Singh could not finish his argument on Wednesday, the hearing resumed on Thursday. As the court heard both the parties, it reserved the order for October 20, which means Aryan Khan will have to spend this week too in judicial custody. Aryan has now completed his isolation period in Arthur Road jail and has now been moved with other inmates. Watch this report for more.

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