CBI Enquiry in Sushant Singh Rajput murder mystery is the need of the hour!

Sushant Singh Rajput woke up in the morning, went for a walk, spent some time on his Playstation, took a glass of juice, went inside his room and then committed suicide?? Even a layman can understand that the suicide doesn't seem to be a perfect conclusion of prior sequence of events. 

Shockingly, Mumbai Police arrived at such a pre-determined conclusion even before it began investigations. The bright and an upcoming actor didn't even leave a suicide note behind, then what was the hurry on the part of the Police to declare Sushant's death as a suicide? 

Only after strong public pressure, Mumbai police was forced to initiate investigation in Sushant Singh Rajput's so-called suicide. Nonetheless, Police summons and consequent interrogation of Bollywood biggies looks like an eyewash to douse the rising flames of justice among public.

In a recent letter to PM Modi, Dr Swamy demanded PM's intervention in the matter as the Maharashtra state government seems reluctant in handing over the case to CBI.  A CBI enquiry will possibly help to restore public confidence in such a sensitive and high profile case. A simple instruction by PM to Maharashtra state governor could possibly do the job. Dr Swamy's intervention will undoubtedly increase pressure on Mumbai Police. According to Dr Swamy, simultaneous investigations by Mumbai Police and Bihar Police is not feasible, therefore, CBI enquiry is the only way forward. 

Ace lawyer, Ishkaran Bhandari, who has fought many cases under Dr Subramanian Swamy, has sent letters to Mumbai Police over the nature of investigations. Through his letters, Ishkaran has appealed to Police to cover the following points in the investigation process:

• The Police shall collect, preserve and inspect all the cell phone data from mobile towers located in the vicinity of Sushant Singh's apartment. Negligence in this regard will result in loss of vital information.
• As per some sources, Mumbai Police didn't even seal Sushant Singh Rajput's apartment after his death. Such a lapse in the investigation process is fraught with risks such as loss of clinching evidence.
• A thorough forensic examination of items such as laptops, smartphones and other gadgets must be done.

Sushant's case has striking similarities with Jiah Khan suicide case. Both actors were in a jovial mood before their so-called suicide and did not exhibit signs of depression, which has been so vociferously claimed as the cause of suicide.

Just four days prior to Sushant's death, his ex-Manager, Disha Salian also died after falling from 14th floor of a building in Malad West. However, Mumbai police completed investigations and declared Disha's death as a freak accident within THREE days. This implies that Disha's case was closed one day before Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide. One wonders what was the reason to close Disha Salian's case in such a haphazard manner?? Is it a coincidence that Disha's case was closed just a day before Sushant Singh Rajput's death? It is another matter that her accidental death also looks similar to Divya Bharti's suicide. 

Interestingly, the late actress' husband Sajid Nadiadwala personally wrote a letter to Home Ministry to impose a ban on circulation of Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide photos. Is this an attempt to suppress evidence that proves Sushant's death as nothing but a cold blooded murder?

Mumbai Police earlier attempted to hush up Sushant Singh Rajput's matter as a mere suicide, which shakes public trust in its ability to conduct an impartial probe. Since, Bollywood is perceived to be close to underworld, Sushant Singh Rajput's case has nationwide implications. Therefore, an impartial CBI enquiry is the need of the hour!!