The Aryan Khan drug case has really all the signs of being a plot for a Bollywood blockbuster film. There is clearly a star name involved in it. There is reported to be a lot of money involved. And, there are new allegations almost every day in the news.

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While Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan does everything in his power to keep his silence over everything that has been going on, there are other parties that are clearly not very good at keeping quiet. Or at least they don't want to, for sure.

A lot, I mean, seriously, a lot has been said and written in the case, and adding more fuel to the fire, NCP leader Nawab Malik has said even more things about Sameer Wankhede, the NCB Chief at the helm of the cruise ship drug bust.

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Wankhede has been accused of being involved in a plan to extort money out of Shah Rukh Khan in connection with the Aryan Khan drug case and his release before bail.

It had been reported that SRK's manager Pooja Dadlani had allegedly almost struck a Rs 50 lakh deal to save Aryan from getting arrested, however that resulted in a failure. According to a new statement from Malik, however, it was Wankhede who was actually involved in an even bigger deal. As per him, in a deal worth Rs 50 crore, around Rs 8 crore was supposed to go to Wankhede.

“I’m making the statement with full responsibility. Wankhede was part of the plot in collaboration with Bharatiya, who is part of Wankhede’s private army. Initially, the deal was fixed for Rs 25 crore, later after negotiations, it was reduced to Rs 18 crore, while Rs 50 lakh was already given." said Malik. However, Malik said that the entire plan went for a toss when Kiran Gosavi, who fled after Aryan's arrest, clicked that viral selfie with Aryan Khan.  

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"Unfortunately, the deal didn’t work out owing to main witness Kiran Gosavi’s selfie with Aryan, which went viral,” he said. Nawab has been maintaining for long that Aryan was actually framed in the case, however, only time will tell what exactly happened. 

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