The sisters, in their reply to a response submitted by Rhea, have now requested orders for an investigation of their “malicious activities” and “to award damages under public law for malicious prosecution.”
Priyanka, 38, and Meetu, 45 have requested the HC to present the FIR to the Bandra police station based on the information provided by Rhea, claiming that the case against them was based on a “fabricated story” and “accusations unfounded speculation, unsubstantiated factual speculation, and a misleading complaint. ” The FIR “counterattack” does not present any case against him and deserves to be annulled, said his reply presented through his defender Madhav Thorat, to Rhea’s response to his request.
The sisters said that Rhea “deliberately concealed” a letter she herself had written to police on September 14 in which she “admitted that an FIR cannot be registered under section 306 (suicide instigation) IPC.”
Bandra police registered on September 7 the FIR that accused the sisters and doctor Tarun Kumar of “alleged crimes of conspiracy, cheating and forgery … for manufacturing a medical prescription” for the “anxiety” of the deceased actor on 8 June, without your actual exam. Mumbai police have said: “The FIR is also seeking an investigation into the possibility of his mental health deterioration and eventual suicide due to the conspiracy.” It is now up to the CBI to investigate the two FIRs, police said.
They said there are also no allegations in their response that such an alleged drug was actually administered to the deceased actor.
Prescription drugs are not prohibited, but an April 2020 notice and telepsychiatry clearly allows prescription through telemedicine.
The sisters in their reply that the FIR was presented “maliciously” to “take revenge” and harass them due to a “personal grudge” by making “absurd accusations”. The reply said a simple reading of the FIR against him “He does not commit any recognizable crime.”
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