New Delhi: Sushant Singh Rajput’s personal videos shown on Zee News recently have put a new twist on the case related to her death when a special court in Mumbai on Friday (September 11) rejected the bail declaration of Rhea Chakraborty, her brother Showik. and others.
The DNA report that exposed Rhea Chakraborty’s lies through these videos and also provided electronic documentary evidence before the NDPS special court that rejected Rhea Chakraborty’s bail declaration in connection with a drug case related to the death of Sushant Singh.
The impact of these videos will no doubt further affect the ongoing investigation against Rhea Chakraborty, whose bail request said that no drugs or psychotropic substances have been seized from her and that the allegations, if any, refer strictly to more amounts. little.
The bail statement further stated that there is nothing on the record to suggest that she was in any way involved with the financing of illicit trafficking and / or harboring criminals in connection with any drug.
However, these videos created the biggest obstacle in the way of being innocent in the drug trafficking business. Until she receives further relief, Rhea, who was arrested on September 8 and placed in court custody until September 22, will remain in Byculla Jail.
The NCB also objected to requests for bail from Rhea’s brother Showik Chakraborty, saying he is an active member of a drug syndicate related to supplying drugs. The NCB further said that, if released on bail, Showik could alter the evidence and will also try to win the witness using Rhea’s position in society and the power of money.
It was anticipated that Rhea would easily obtain bail as no drugs were recovered from her possession, but videos shown on Zee News Thursday of Rhea smoking a “rolled” cigarette along with Sushant Singh Rajput turned the situation around.
Rhea’s lawyers had nothing to say in court, but her lawyer Satish Manashinde said: “Once we get a copy of the NDPS Special Court Order, we will decide next week on the course of action to go to Superior Court. from Bombay. ”
While showing these videos on Thursday, the DNA report said Rhea shouldn’t wait for a bond. Through these videos, Zee News has criticized all the narratives created in favor of Rhea Chakraborty by her public relations team. ‘
There are three big questions that still require an answer:
1. Why did Rhea Chakraborty give Sushant Singh Rajput medication knowing full well that she was on medication for depression?
2. Why was he making the Sushant Singh videos? Were you preparing video evidence to prove you were addicted to drugs?
3. Why didn’t Rhea Chakraborty hospitalize Sushant Singh? despite witnessing her illness.
In particular, the two people seen with Sushant and Rhea in the music video are Sidharth Pithani and Samuel Haokip. Both were part of the creative team of Sushant Singh Rajput.
Meanwhile, NCB sources have made some startling reveals:
– During the lockdown, a messenger was sent from Sushant Singh’s home to Rhea Chakraborty’s home.
– This messenger from Sushant’s house was sent by Deepesh Sawant; a courier delivered that package to Rhea’s house.
– This package was received by Rhea’s brother, Showik Chakraborty.
– The package contained a pound of Buds. After that, Sushant Singh went to live at Rhea’s house.
– This episode occurred in mid-April when a lockdown was declared in Mumbai.
– The package contained some household utensils so that drugs could not be detected.
– The NCB team has also questioned the courier who identified Deepesh Sawant and Showik.
– This has also been confirmed by the details of the messenger’s phone call.
– The courier has revealed that he took a courier from Dipesh’s Sushant home and brought it to Rhea Chakraborty’s home, where Showik Chakraborty received the package containing half a kilogram of drugs.
Meanwhile, Rhea Chakraborty has also revealed the names of around 15 Bollywood stars, who are involved in drug use, to the Bureau of Narcotics Control (NCB), which has learned that there is a circle that buys and supplies drugs to celebrities.
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