Mumbai Drugs Case: Nawab Malik’s son-in-law sent to NCB custody till January 18, arrested in drugs case

Mumbai
Samir Khan, son-in-law of Maharashtra cabinet minister Nawab Malik, has been sent to the Narcotics Control Bureau’s custody by January 18. Sameer Khan was arrested by the NCB last night after interrogation lasting more than 10 hours. Sameer is accused of involvement in the drug trade with drug peddler Karan Sajanani.

Son-in-law suspected of joining drug syndicate?
His troubles seem to be increasing after the arrest of the cabinet minister Nawab Malik’s son-in-law Sameer Khan by the NCB. If sources are to be believed, during the investigation of MCB, it has been found that Sameer Khan used to work as an active member in the drug peddler Karan Sajani Truck Syndicate.

Investigation also revealed that Sameer used to fund Karan. Currently, NCB has seized the mobile of Sameer Khan and will also be sent for forensic investigation. After the arrest of Sameer Khan, the NCB has conducted raids at several places in Mumbai. The NCB has already arrested Rahila Furniturewala, Karan Sajanani, Shahista Furniture Wala and Ramkumar Tiwari in this case.

No one above the law
After the arrest of Maharashtra cabinet minister Malik’s son-in-law Sameer Khan Arrested, Malik has tweeted that there is no one above the law. Soon the truth will be revealed to everyone. I am very sure about the country’s judicial system.

Samir Khan, son-in-law of Cabinet Minister Nawab Malik in the Uddhav government, has been arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau in a drugs case. On Wednesday, NCB summoned Sameer Khan for questioning. He was arrested after questioning.

NCB Raid in Mumbai
Following the arrest of Nawab Malik’s son-in-law Sameer Khan, the Narcotics Control Bureau raided several places in Mumbai. NCB has been raiding several places since last night in the case of drugs. NCB has also raided Sameer’s Khan’s house. More arrests are likely in Mumbai drugs case.