On Monday, Rhea Chakraborty approached the Supreme Court in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput and appealed against the media trial. Sharing her thoughts on the same, Swara Bhasker urged the media to pass the law.
Swara Bhasker responds to Rhea Chakraborty’s appeal to SC: She is subjected to a dangerous media trial
The case of Sushant Singh Rajput has grabbed the nation’s attention in recent weeks. Recently, after Sushant’s father, Mr KK Singh filed a FIR against Rhea Chakraborty and 5 others and had several serious charges against her, she moved to the Supreme Court seeking transfer of case to Mumbai from Bihar. On Monday, Rhea further appealed to the Supreme Court against the media trial that was done in the Sushant case. In response, Swara Bhasker shared her thoughts in a tweet.
Swara took to social media to express how she felt that Rhea was subjected to a ‘bizarre & dangerous media procedure’ and that she urged her to stop doing this and leave the law to the case of the late actor decisions. She further hopes the apex court would take into account what is happening in the media in the case of Rhea and Sushant. On Monday, it came to light that Rhea was appealing against the media trial that was done in the case of Sushant.
Part of Swara’s tweet reads, “Rhea is subjected to a bizarre & dangerous media trial fuel led by very problematic drives of mob justice.”
Check out Swara Bhasker’s tweet about Rhea Chakraborty:
Meanwhile, on Monday, Rhea, along with Showik Chakraborty, and her father arrived at the Enforcement Bureau’s office for another round of questioning allegations of money laundering reported to them. Sushant’s father filed an FIR against Rhea and 5 others in Patna, after which the Bihar government transferred the case to Center for CBI probe and they approved the same. CBI has reportedly filed an FIR against Rhea and 5 others and will soon begin a probe. Rhea’s transfer petition will be heard in the Supreme Court on August 11.
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