Kiran P Gosavi is an Indian private investigator and one of the key witnesses in the Cordelia cruise ship drug bust that involved the arrest of Aryan Khan.
| Bio/Wiki | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Kiran P Gosavi |
| Profession | Private Investigator |
| Known For | Being a witness in the Aryan Khan drug case |
| Physical Stats & More | |
| Height (approx.) | in centimeters– 173 cm in meters– 1.73 m in feet & inches– 5’ 8” |
| Eye Colour | Black |
| Hair Colour | Bald |
| Personal Life | |
| Birthplace | Maharashtra |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Hometown | Maharashtra |
| Controversies | • In 2018, an FIR was filed against Kiran Gosavi in the Faraskhana police station by a person named Chinmay Deshmukh 2018. The complainant said that Gosavi took Rs. 3.09 lakhs from him to get him a job in Malaysia. He further added that Gosavi gave them fake tourist visas and flight tickets. A case was registered against Gosavi under several IPC sections including 420. • In October 2021, Kiran Gosavi was the private investigator who was with the NCB officials at the time of the cruise ship raid, and later, he was with them at the NCB office where he was seen taking pictures with Aryan Khan. However, things flipped against him when some politicians started raising questions that how a common man was present during an investigation. After further inspection, it was found that Kiran Gosavi had four FIRs registered against him in Maharashtra. On the other hand, Gosavi had been missing since the night of the cruise ship raid, and recently, he was found in Lucknow where he is willing to surrender to police saying that his life is in danger and he won’t surrender to Maharashtra police. A look-out circular had been issued against him by the Pune Police and teams are working to find him. • During the investigation, Prabhakar Sail, who was Kiran’s bodyguard and the driver claimed that Kiran Gosavi had asked for Rs. 25 crores to let off Aryan. |
Some Lesser Known Facts About Kiran Gosavi
- Kiran P Gosavi is an Indian private investigator and one of the key witnesses in the Cordelia cruise ship drug bust that involved the arrest of Aryan Khan.
- Kiran Gosavi made it to the news when his pictures with Aryan Khan and from the police station got viral on the internet. Through sources, it was revealed that Kiran Gosavi was a private investigator who was present on the cruise ship at the time of arrest and he was one of the informants for the Narcotics Control Bureau’s zonal director Sameer Wankhede.
- Kiran Gosavi had four FIRs against him in the past in different regions of Maharashtra, where people had accused Gosavi of stealing lakhs of rupees from people with the promise of finding jobs in Malaysia for them.
- Recently, in the cruise ship drug case, an angle of bribery had come up in which Kiran Gosavi was accused of taking a bribe by his former driver and personal bodyguard Prabhakar Sail. Sail said that he heard a conversation between Gosavi and Sam D’Souza. Sail released a video message in which he said.
- After this video, the NCP politician Nawab Malik questioned the credibility of Sameer Wankhede and accused him of being involved in an extortion case of Rs. 25 crores. Nawab Malik also asked the Maharashtra Government to carry out an investigation against Sameer Wankhede.
- On 25 October 2021, in conversation with an NDTV reporter, Kiran Gosavi – the private investigator spoke to the reported and said-
- He further told the reporters that he feels threatened in Mumbai. When asked about the pay-offs and Rs. 25 crore deal with Sam D’Souza, and Shah Rukh Khan’s manager; Kiran said-
- However, the Lucknow police commissioner told NDTV that Kiran cannot surrender in Uttar Pradesh as they do not have the jurisdiction to take any action against this case. [
- On 28 October 2021, Kiran Gosavi was arrested by the Pune Police three days after he offered to surrender to Lucknow Police, but it was not accepted by the officials. He was arrested in connection with the 2018 cheating case where he duped people of money with his company KPG Dreamz Solutions, where he promised jobs to aspirants from different fields.