NCB sends Aryan Khan's phone for forensic examination

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan has reportedly conducted himself well with the ongoing Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). 

The accused were produced in court on Monday. NCB had sought custody for Aryan till October 11. 

The court on Monday remanded Aryan Khan and seven others to the NCB custody till October 7.

According to reports, the mobile phones of Aryan Khan and the other accused have been sent for forensic examination to a laboratory in Gandhi Nagar, states a report on India Today. 

This comes after the NCB claimed before the city court that "shocking and incriminating" evidence was recovered in the WhatsApp chats of the accused that showed links to international drug trafficking.

In recent reports, the narcotics agency even claimed that Aryan discussed modes of payment for procurement of drugs and that they used several 'code names'.

In a statement to ANI, NCB zonal director Sameer Wankhede said, 

"We have arrested four more people. They had organised this party. The NCB will seek their custody from the court... A total of 16 arrests have been made, the probe is still on."

Being the son of a superstar, many privileges are not provided to him. Like the star, the kid is eating food from the department mess, as reported. 

Let us tell you, on Tuesday, additional chief metropolitan magistrate R M Nerlikar remanded Abdul Qadir Sheikh (30), Shreyas Nair (23), Manish Rajgariya (26) and Avin Sahu (30) to the NCB custody till October 11.

These four accused were booked under sections 8(c) (produce, manufacture, possess, sell or purchase of drugs) and 27 (punishment for consumption of any narcotics or drugs) and 27 A ( punishment for financing illicit traffic and harbouring offenders) of the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS).