Samir Wankade, a drug countermeasures officer who first investigated the drug case during a cruise in Mumbai, filed a fake caste certificate and faced a lawsuit alleging that he had “unsightly investigation” of the drug case. Said those who knew directly.
“The competent authorities have been asked by the government to act against Samir Onecade for a crude investigation. Action will be taken against him because of his fake caste certificate,” the name said. Said an officer asking not to mention.
Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik alleged that Mr. Wankede used fake documents to get a government position, after which a Drug Control Agency (NCB) officer said he was in Dalit last November. I submitted what I claimed to be his original caste document to prove that it was. National Committee for Scheduled Caste.
Wankhede led the NCB’s Mumbai Zone and conducted the first investigation after being hit by anti-drug attacks on a cruise off Mumbai. In this case, Aryan Chan, the son of actor Shah Rukh Khan, was arrested.
The superstar’s son was later released on bail. And today, his name was cleared in a drug case during the cruise because the NCB’s 6,000-page invoice (the names of the 14 defendants) did not mention Aryan Khan’s name.