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According to the Bombay High Court's bail order, Aryan Khan cannot leave Mumbai without telling the police and must appear before the Narcotics Control Bureau every Friday.

Aryan Khan Drug Case Updates: Finally SRK’ Son Is Out After 4 Weeks In Arthur Jail

"In the (SRK) family, there is a sense of relief. We're all relieved it's over "Before exiting the courtroom, Juhi Chawla stated.

Aryan Khan’s bail: Juhi Chawla signs ₹1 lakh bond; Know the key role of SRK’ friend

Kiran Gosavi, the target of an Aryan Khan lookout notice, had stated that he wished to surrender to the Uttar Pradesh Police because he felt "threatened" in Maharashtra.

Aryan Khan Drug Case Updates: Witness Kiran Gosavi, WANTED in cheating case, arrested by Pune Police

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) rejected Aryan Khan's bail application, claiming that the investigation so far has shown his participation in the plot, illicit drug procurement, and use.

NCB In Court: ‘Aryan Khan is Not First-Time Consumer, Opposes his Bail Plea’

Amit Desai, who represents Shah Rukh Khan's son, claims that he did not take narcotics and that nothing was detected on him.

Satish Maneshinde on Aryan Khan in Court: ‘Wasn't Even On Cruise, Nothing Found On Him’

According to the NCB, there was enough evidence that Aryan Khan was in contact with people in other countries who looked to be part of an international drug racket.

Aryan Khan WhatsApp Chats Reveal His Illegal Procurement and Consumption of Hard Drugs: NCB in Court

It has been claimed that the central agency may simply request that Aryan and the others detained be held in jail longer.

Aryan Khan in Court Today; NCB to Seek Extension of SRK’s Son Custody

The narcotics department stated in recent reports that Aryan discussed modes of payment for drug purchase and that they used various 'code names.'

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