Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, According to the senior lawyer, the court will issue a thorough order tomorrow (Friday). “Hopefully, by tomorrow or Saturday, all of them will be out of jail,” he continued.
While expressing delight over the day’s developments, former Attorney General of India Mukul Rohatgi claimed his arguments leading to the Bombay high court finally granted bail to Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan in the drugs-on-cruise case were routine.
“They (Aryan and his co-accused in the case, Arbaz Merchant and Munmum Dhamecha) will come out of jail after the order is released from the court,” the senior counsel told reporters outside the court. It’s a typical occurrence for me: I win some and lose some. I am relieved that he (Khan) has been released on bail.”
After hearing arguments for three days, the high court granted bail to the starkid, who has been held in Mumbai’s Arthur Road jail since the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) nabbed him and others late on October 2 night.
The trio had applied to the high court last week after their bail applications were denied by a special NDPS Act court.
Therefore, Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, Hopefully, by tomorrow or Saturday, they’ll all be out of jail.”
For instance, On Tuesday, Rohatgi joined a group of prominent lawyers from across the country, including. Satish Manshinde, to argue for the Bollywood star’s son, who is seeking bail in the case. The singer had also hired senior partners. Ruby Singh Ahuja and Sandeep Kapur of the law firm Karanjawala & Company to represent his son. Therefore, Anandini Fernandes, a lawyer at. Desai Desai Carrimjee & Mulla, and Rustom Mulla, a partner at Desai Desai Carrimjee &. Mulla, were among those who joined the case.
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