MUMBAI COURT REJECTS PLEA BY NCB FOR FURTHER CUSTODY OF ARYAN KHAN, 7 OTHERS IN CRUISE SHIP DRUG CASE While the NCB on Thursday sought custody of Khan till October 11 on the ground that more persons might be arrested and they will have to be confronted with Khan and other accused who are already in custody, the Court turned down the same. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate RM Nerlikar passed the order stating that NCB had adequate opportunity to interrogate Khan and others and no further custodial interrogation is required. "No custodial interrogation is required as sufficient time and opportunity was granted to NCB for investigation. Hence, they are remanded to judicial custody, " the Court ordered. Remanding the accused to NCB custody without cogent reasons would be violation of liberty, the Court added while proceeding to remand the accused to judicial custody. Reddy & amp; Reddy Law Firm is having team of advocates and will help you in all Criminal matters.