Police issue lookout notice for man in viral selfie with Aryan Khan
Pune Police issued a lookout notice for Kiran Gosavi, man who was with Aryan Khan at NCB"s office in viral selfie
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Pune, October 14: Pune City Police have issued a lookout notice for Kiran Gosavi, the man who was in the headlines after he was seen with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan at Narcotic’s Control Bureau’s office in a viral selfie.
A case was registered against Gosavi with the Faraskhana police station of Pune on May 19, 2018, for allegedly committing fraud. He had promised an individual a job opportunity in Malaysia by taking his money. But he neither ended up returning the person’s money nor did he offer the job to the individual.
The City Police Commissioner, Amitabh Gupta, said that the lookout notice was issued on Wednesday and also bans him from leaving the country.
The Police also informed that Gosavi is also wanted in a case registered with Pune city police in 2018, in where a charge sheet has been submitted to the court.
Gosavi was also witnessing the NCB raid on the cruise ship off the Mumbai coast on October 2. The NCB has clarified that Gosavi was not an officer or an employee of the agency.
A case was registered against Gosavi with the Faraskhana police station of Pune on May 19, 2018, for allegedly committing fraud. He had promised an individual a job opportunity in Malaysia by taking his money. But he neither ended up returning the person’s money nor did he offer the job to the individual.
The accused was booked under sections 419, 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) with relevant sections of the Intellectual Technology (IT) Act. A charge sheet was filed in court as the accused was not found. He still is wanted in the case.
As the investigation in Aryan Khan’s case progresses, Mumbai court will continue the hearing on bail applications of Khan and other accused Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha this afternoon. On Wednesday, the court adjourned the hearing after NCB claimed to have found Aryan Khan's links with illicit procurement and distribution of contraband.