Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan was arrested in October 2021 by former NCB officer Sameer Wankhede and his staff in October 2021, making headlines and touchdown SRK and his household in a significant controversy in addition to a media trial.
Now, a recent twist within the Aryan Khan drug bust case has revealed that Sameer Wankhede was accused of threatening and blackmailing Shah Rukh Khan, extorting Rs 25 crore from the Bollywood actor in change for the discharge of his son Aryan Khan from jail.
In its FIR, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) accused Sameer Wankhede and some different former officers from the Narcotics Control Bureau of demanding a Rs 25 crore bribe from Shah Rukh Khan, threatening him that in any other case his son can be accused of consuming medicine.
This FIR additionally states that Sameer Wankhede had a surprisingly luxurious way of life as in comparison with different authorities officers, and was not capable of justify his belongings and wealth together with his wage because the zonal director of the NCB on the time.
The luxurious way of life of Sameer Wankhede
Former NCB officer Sameer Wankhede reportedly needed to declare his belongings to the authorities in relation to the corruption and bribery case however didn’t justify his costly way of life in opposition to the wage of a authorities worker.
Sameer Wankhede reportedly made six overseas journeys together with his household between 2017 and 2021 to locations such because the UK, Ireland, Portugal, South Africa, and Maldives, the place he stayed for 55 days. Further, Wankhede claimed that he had solely spent Rs 8.75 lakh on these journeys, however this quantity barely covers air journey.
Apart from this, Wankhede additionally owns a collection of pricey watches, which features a Rolex watch that he purchased at Rs 17 lakh. He additionally bought 4 flats in Mumbai, all value over Rs 1 crore. As the annual earnings of Sameer Wankhede and his spouse has been declared as Rs 45 lakh, the supply of this cash stays mysterious.
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