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Sameer Wankhede, the zonal head of the Narcotics Control Bureau, has a bar and restaurant license in his name Navi Mumbai's Vashi. The excise department's data shows the license of Hotel Sadguru is in the name of Wankhede. It was reportedly first issued on October 27, 1997. Wankhede confirmed to TOI that the license was in his name but he also said his father holds the power of attorney.

Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Deputy Director-General, Gyaneshwar Singh, left Delhi airport on November 8, to probe the Drugs-on-Cruise case. Gyaneshwar Singh has been reported to be leading the Special Enquiry Team (SET) which has been constituted to probe allegations made on Sameer Wankhede. Besides, the vigilance team of NCB has also summoned Prabhakar Sail, who is a prime witness in the case.

Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, who was granted bail on the "drugs case", appeared before the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on November 5, to mark his weekly presence. Earlier the high court of Mumbai, granted bail to aryan on behalf of certain conditions, where he has to present himself in front of the NCB every week. Besides, accused Arbaaz merchant and Munmun Dhamecha were also present, as per reports.

Nawab Mallik on November 1 said that he'll complain to the President on Sameer Wankhede's case. Reportedly, Vice-chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Caste (NCSC), reached Sameer Wankhede's residence to give a clean chit on the caste certificate. While addressing a press conference, Mallik questioned the officials on giving Wankhede a clearance in such a… read-more

Mumbai High Court on October 29 made certain conditions before releasing the 23-year-old Aryan Khan on bail, accused in the drugs on cruise case. He wouldn't leave the city, submit a personal bond of Rs 1 lakh, and surrender his passport. Moreover, he has to reach the NCB office to attend the court hearing each Friday. The court can cancel the bail order, in case he fails any conditions.