The NCB official’s WhatApp conversation with Gyaneshwar Singh, his Delhi Boss, has been made public.
Official Sameer Wankhede’s Rs 25 crore extortion charge in the Aryan Khan’s Drug charge is becoming murkier by the day. A few recent case developments have gained attention. The official’s WhatsApp conversations with his Delhi Boss have been made public while he is the subject of an investigation. Following allegations that he attempted to blackmail Shah Rukh Khan into releasing Aryan Khan, who was detained as part of the narcotics bust investigation on the Cordelia Cruise, Sameer Wankhede came under scrutiny once more.
The most recent development is the release of the NCB official’s WhatApp conversation with Gyaneshwar Singh, his Delhi Boss. The names of various drugs, females, and sex pills are mentioned, along with Shah Rukh Khan’s Aryan Khan and his 8 buddies receiving free tickets for Ra 27 Lakh to promote the rave party held on the Cordelia Cruise. In October 2021, Aryan was detained, and around Diwali, he was released on bail.
As per reports, Wankhede told Singh, Wankhede told Gynaeshwar Singh, “And Bollywood is biggest lynchpin in this trade as they act as intermediaries and also brand ambassadors to sell drugs and increase numbers of consumers and spread addiction. So Aryan got free tickets & and free girls and drugs. Imagine no one can use your name to sell rave party tickets without you agreeing for it. So he was mainly money even without acting in movies. Cool & isn’t it ??.”
According to reports, Sameer Wankhede travelled privately with his family to the UK, Ireland, Portugal, South Africa, and the Maldives six times between 2017 and 2021. The NCB employee only disclosed an amount of Rs. 8.75 lakh during these 55 days of travel abroad, which is practically unfeasible given the high cost of the aircraft tickets.
The same article also claims that Sameer Wankhede allegedly borrowed money from Jamaluddin to purchase a pricey Rolex Gold watch worth Rs 22,05,000 for just Rs 17,40,000. The official is unable to defend his spending throughout the probe, and SET has raised various concerns about Wankhede’s residences in Mumbai and Washim.
