Aryan Khan Drug Case Updates: NCB Conducts More Raids In Mumbai; Ananya Pandey Was Questioned By The Questioning Agency For THIS Reason

Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan has been roped by the NCB on October 3 for allegedly consuming and purchasing drugs and being caught at the Cordelia Cruises and the star kid is being interrogated by the questioning agency since then. Aryan Khan’s drug case has shocked the B-Town fraternity and now the latest reports have arrived from the leading publications that even B-Town actress Ananya Pandey is connected in the case.

However, the NCB has conducted even more raids now. The probing agency has reportedly raided three places in Bandra and a leading publication has Tweeted about the same as well.

The latest reports have kept the places of raids under wraps. However, the bail applications of Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha have been rejected by the court on October 20. Their respective lawyers have approached the Bombay High Court and now their bail applications will be heard on October 26. Currently, the accused are lodged in the Arthur Road jail.

B-Town actress Ananya Pandey is being rigorously questioned by the NCB over ‘suspicious financial transactions and they even speculate that the actress has deleted her WhatsApp chats with Aryan Khan before the NCB decided to interrogate her for the case.

This week, Ananya has been called twice by the NCB for questioning after a raid at her house. Ananya also has been summoned again for Monday, October 25.

Leading publications have reported that the actress, apparently during her questioning round has told the NCB that she may ‘know someone who can supply, or has once or twice supplied drugs’ to Aryan Khan.

(Also Read – Aryan Khan Drug Case: NCB Questions Ananya Panday For Suspicious Financial Transactions – Reports )

Another report claimed that the Student Of The Year 2 actress was reprimanded by the NCB zonal director and probing officer for Aryan Khan’s drug case Sameer Wankhede over arriving late for questioning at the NCB office.