NCB Case: Shahrukh Khan Fans Show Support for Son Aryan with Resistance DPs

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Shah Rukh Khan with son Aryan Khan.

On October 5, fans crowded at Khan’s Mumbai home in show of support with a message ‘Take care King’

Team Clarion 

NEW DELHI — Fans of Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan have come out in support of him and his son Aryan Khan who is currently in the custody of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) after being arrested during a raid on Cordelia Cruises’ Empress ship on October 3.

The fans are using resistance photos as their DPs on social media accounts to show their support for SRK and his son.

Reports said that on October 5 fans crowded at Khan’s Mannat home in Mumbai in show of support with a message “Take care King”.

A banner held by the crowd of fans read the message: “We all fans from every corner of the world love you deeply and unconditionally! We stand with you in these testing times! Take care King (sic)!”

They are also putting up pictures on social media that read ‘We are with you Aryan Khan’. The DP shows a raised first, a depiction of resistance.

Meanwhile reports said that SRK has cancelled his ad shoot with actor Ajay Devgan in the wake of the arrest of Aryan.

His custody at NCB is ending on Thursday, October 7, and his counsel will apply for bail to get Aryan released. The other two people arrested in the raid are Arbaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha.

Nationalist Congress Party called the case “a fake” one done for “defaming” the Maharashtra government and Mumbai’s film industry as the party issued a statement saying two private persons who belong to the Bharatiya Janata Party were part of the raid.

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