Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan's name has surfaced in the recent drug raid of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). Let us tell you all that NCB has issued a statement saying, 'The 8 people who were detained after raiding the cruise.' Aryan Khan is also on the list. At the same time, the names of some more models have come to light who have now been arrested. According to some reports, NCB has also arrested Aryan Khan and all are now being taken for medical examination. It is now important to know what is the punishment if such illegal drugs are caught from a person or party and under what laws of India the accused are prosecuted.
Let us tell all of you that in any kind of drug-related case in India, action is taken under two types of laws. One of these laws is the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NarcoticDrugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985), also known as NDPS act. At the same time, the second law is prevention of illicit trafficking in narcotics drugs and psychotropic substances Act of 1988 (Prevention of Narcoticdrugs and Psychotropic Substances Trafficking Act, 1988).
What do these two laws say? - Let us tell you that the NDPS Law deals with banning the cultivation, production, possession, sale, purchase, trade, export, import or use of any illegal drug. However, the law exempts the use of such drugs in some medical and scientific cases. At the same time, apart from hashish, heroin and opium, some other synthetic drugs are also completely illegal in India. Drug discovery, seizure and use of drugs can be arrested. The law provides for sending those found guilty to jail in addition to financial penalties.
Will Aryan also go to jail - Now it will be decided only after medical examination whether Aryan will go to jail or not.
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