Sushant Singh Rajput Case: Then Bandra DCP Says Actor’s Family Wanted Rhea Chakraborty To Be Intimidated, Read More!(Pic credit: Instagram/rhea_chakraborty)
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It has been more than 50 days since Sushant Singh Rajput passed away, but his case is getting complicated. The actor died by suicide on June 14. The Mumbai Police have been investigating the matter. They interrogated more than 40 people, some also from Bollywood. However, everyone was shocked when the Dil Bechara actor’s father KK Singh filed FIR against Rhea Chakraborty.
KK Singh filed the FIR with Bihar police. Since then, a lot of things are coming into the light. Recently, Singh shared a video in which he revealed that on February 25, the family informed Banda Police’s DCP concerning Sushant’s safety. It was SSR’s brother-in-law Haryana-based IPS Officer OP Singh who contacted then DCP, Paramjit Singh Dahiya Zone 9 of Bandra Police.
Many people, including Sushant Singh Rajput’s family, are calling out Paramjit for not taking February’s complaint seriously. Now, Dahiya revealed that back then, the family wanted Rhea Chakraborty to be summoned and ‘intimidated’. They wanted the matter to be handled informally and not file a formal complaint. In an interaction with Mumbai Mirror, Paramjit Singh Dahiya revealed everything.
Regarding Sushant Singh Rajput’s brother-in-law OP Singh’s message, Dahiya said, “It was clearly communicated that it would not be possible to initiate an inquiry without a written and formal complaint. The last message was on February 25, and I had called Singh and requested him to lodge a formal complaint. But he wanted to get it resolved informally. After this, he never contacted me in this regard and I was transferred from Bandra on April 1 this year. Singh never came forward with any complaints for the next four months.”
Paramjit Singh Dahiya shared OP Singh wanted cops to take Samuel Miranda into custody and interrogate him. These revelations come after several WhatsApp chats between him and OP Singh went viral recently.
Meanwhile, Sushant Singh Rajput’s vicinity’s CCTV owner said the cameras were working on June 13 and 14. His statement clashes with Mumbai Police who said the cameras weren’t functioning on the day of his demise.
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