Following Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik’s sensational allegations in the Aryan Khan case, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday hit back at him and alleged that children of NCP leaders and ministers are in contact with drug peddlers.
Hitting out at Malik, BJP’s Mohit Kamboj said, “I have said earlier that a Minister who has relations with drug peddlers was involved in cruise party. Today Nawab Malik confirmed that Aslam Shaikh has relations with Kashif Khan and also that children of NCP leaders, ministers are in contact with drug peddlers.”
“Sunil Patil and Nawab Malik are friends for the last 20 years. When Sunil Patil used to do parties in Lalit hotel, Nawab also used to go there. Today Nawab Malik has confirmed his relations with him and it’s a conspiracy set up by NCP along with Sunil Patil,” he added.
Kamboj’s allegations have come on a day when Nawab Malik sensationally claimed that Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan was abducted for ransom on a cruise.
The Maharashtra Minister said, “There are four persons – Wankhede, his juniors VV Singh and Ashish Ranjan and one of their drivers Mane… They are the quartet in the NCB office… They run the private army to trap high-profile people and then extort them of crores of rupees.”
The other members of the alleged ‘private army’ are Kiran Gosavi, Mohan Bhanushali, Sam D’souza – whose real name is Sanville Steanley D’Souza, Mohit Kamboj-Bharatiya and Sunil Patil.
According to the NCP leader Aryan Khan was invited to the cruiser party by Pratik Gaba and Amir Furniturewala, both are the friends of Rishab Sachdeva – who is linked with Bharatiya.
“Now it is established that Aryan Khan was kidnapped and a ransom of Rs 25-crore was demanded for his release, and the final figure was sealed at Rs 18 crore, of which Rs 50-lakh was already takena Mohit Kamboj-Bharatiya is the mastermind,” Malik said, referring to the affidavit of one of the witnesses Prabhakar Sail.
He revealed that one Congress Minister Aslam Shaikh and children of other ministers were also invited to join the party.
