Sushant Singh Rajput’s mysterious suicide which is investigated by the Mumbai Police and Bihar Police have taken a few unpredictable twist and turns. On Monday, the Bihar Director General of Police Gupteshwar Pandey questioned the Mumbai Police why they did not investigate the money trail in the probe.
“In the past four years, around Rs 50 crore was credited to the bank account of Sushant Singh Rajput but surprisingly all of it was withdrawn. In one year, Rs 17 crore was credited to his account, out of which Rs 15 crore was withdrawn. Isn’t this a crucial point to be investigated? We are not going to sit quite. We will question them(Mumbai Police) as to why such leads are hushed up,” DGP told the media.
IPS Officer Vinay Tiwari from Bihar was forcibly quarantined by the Mumbai Municipal authorities, to which the Bihar Police chief reacted firmly.
“Instead of sharing evidence or handing over the postmortem and forensic reports of Sushant, they (Mumbai) have almost house arrested our SP. I have not seen such non-cooperation by any other state police. If the Mumbai Police are sincere in their approach, they should share the investigation with us,” said Pandey.
While the Bihar Police is questioning Mumbai Police’s investigation, Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh spoke to the media to clear out the situation.
The commissioner went on to reveal that about 56 individuals have been summoned till now in the case. He also rubbished the alleged party which was thrown at Sushant’s place a night before he committed suicide in his Bandra apartment.