In
the
latest
development
in
superstar
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
son
Aryan
Khan's
alleged
drug
case,
the
Narcotics
Control
Bureau
(NCB)
announced
that
NCB
officer
Sameer
Wankhede
will
not
be
probing
the
star
kid
on
the
case
anymore.
Aryan
was
till
now
being
investigated
by
the
officer
with
regards
to
the
case
and
was
locked
up
in
the
Arthur
Road
jail
for
the
same.
He
was
released
on
October
30.
According
to
a
news
report
of
Prasar
Bharati
News
Services,
Deputy
DG
of
the
South-Western
Region(NCB),
Mutha
Ashok
Jain
said,
"Total
6
cases
of
our
zone
will
now
be
investigated
by
Delhi
teams
(of
NCB),
including
Aryan
Khan's
case
&
5
other
cases.
It
was
an
administrative
decision."
Jain
furthermore
added
that
Sameer
Wankhede
will
continue
to
be
the
Mumbai
zonal
director
of
the
Narcotics
Control
Bureau.
Apart
from
this,
Sameer
Wankhede
also
revealed
to
ANI
that
Delhi's
NCB
team
will
reach
Mumbai
on
Saturday
(November
6)
to
take
over
the
6
cases
that
have
been
transferred
to
them.
Wankhede
stated,
"I've
not
been
removed
from
the
investigation.
It
was
my
writ
petition
in
court
that
the
matter
is
probed
by
a
central
agency.
So
Aryan
case
and
Sameer
Khan
case
are
being
probed
by
Delhi
NCB's
SIT.
It's
coordination
between
NCB
teams
of
Delhi
and
Mumbai."
Talking
about
Sameer
Wankhede,
the
NCB
officer
had
found
himself
in
the
middle
of
some
controversies
while
probing
Aryan
Khan.
There
were
allegations
towards
the
officer
by
NCP
leader
Nawab
Malik
who
claimed
that
Wankhede
has
been
allegedly
indulging
in
extortions
in
some
high-profile
cases
and
has
also
hidden
his
actual
caste.
Apart
from
that,
an
NCB
witness
named
Prabhakar
Sial
alleged
that
Sameer
had
demanded
a
hefty
sum
of
Rs
25
crore
to
release
Aryan.
However,
Wankhede
has
rubbished
these
claims
and
the
agency
had
also
come
out
in
support
of
the
officer.
Meanwhile,
Aryan
Khan
visited
the
Narcotics
Control
Bureau
office
today
(November
5).
The
visit
was
a
part
of
his
weekly
visit
to
the
NCB
office
as
part
of
his
court
order.
The
star
kid
will
have
to
visit
the
agency's
office
every
Friday
between
11
am
to
2
pm.