Mumbai: Aryan Khan, child of Bollywood entertainer Shah Rukh Khan, has been denied bail after he was captured regarding the medications on-voyage case. He will go through the end of the week in Mumbai's Arthur Road prison. 

A Mumbai judge's court said Friday that Mr Khan's bail request was "not viable", concurring with the Narcotics Control Bureau that since drugs were held onto a Sessions Court should hear the matter. 

The court additionally dismissed supplications from two other denounced - Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamechat. Each of the three should now move toward the Sessions Court for help. 

The youthful VIP, from whom the NCB has conceded that no medications were recuperated, will currently be gotten back to Mumbai's Arthur Road prison. 

Contending against bail essentially, the NCB said delivering Aryan Khan could hurt the case. The office guaranteed he could alter proof and impact observers. It additionally demanded Aryan Khan and the others were "standard clients of booty". 

"They are powerful people... is a shot at messing with proof. Had it been one individual with little amount, it would be unique. We have a ton of material... security like bail at this stage will hamper the examination," Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh said. 

Aryan Khan additionally must be defied with others captured, the organization added, alluding to Achit Kumar; Mr Kumar was captured, the NCB asserted, premise of Mr Khan's assertion. 

Notwithstanding, Mr Khan's attorney, Satish Maneshinde, underlined a critical point - that the NCB had not discovered medications either on his customer's individual or in his packs. 

"... not a solitary material to reveal any submit any intrigue... no material has been found on me or in my pack... where is the material to arraign? Since I am not found possessing anything I can't be shipped with them (other charged)," he contended. 

"I have been found with nothing. Not so much as one gram... one ounce... thus much capital is being made out of it..." he said, contending the capture "depended on what they found on his portable". 

"Not a lot has arisen in five days and that is on the grounds that there isn't anything. I'm from a good family... not liable to flee. Blamed who they say (are) associated with me currently in their authority," Mr Maneshinde added. 

He additionally alluded to proclamations by the Supreme Court, which prior said cross examination, examination and conflict of the blamed with others could happen even after bail. 

Mr Maneshinde likewise addressed entertainer Rhea Chakraborty when she was captured by the NCB - once more, after no medications were found on her and based on WhatsApp talks. Ms Chakraborty got bail - a point Mr Maneshinde underlined; "Except if you show material against me, you can't hold me," he said.

Aryan Khan, 23, was captured by the Narcotics Control Bureau following a Sunday night strike of a party being hung on a journey transport off the city's coast. He and seven others captured at the time were at first shipped off the organization's guardianship till Thursday and afterward to legal authority. 

"I'm of the view that no custodial cross examination is needed as adequate time was given," the adjudicator had said then, at that point, after which Mr Maneshinde moved the bail supplication.