Sushant Singh Rajput Case: CBI Gets No Proof Of Murder, Will Now Focus On The Suicide Angle

According to the investigating team, nor the statements of the key suspects nor the forensic reports hint at homicide and while the focus has shifted to the suicide angle.

In a recent an important development in the on-going Sushant Singh Rajput case, the CBI team has so far not found any evidence that suggests that the actor was murdered on June 14. The team Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI) have been questioning a lot of people connected to the late actor including actress Rhea Chakraborty & family. However, according to the latest report on India Today, three officers who are a part of the probe, have stated that their team has so far not found any proof of murder. Moreover, the CBI team is now examining the suicide angle and is reportedly probing if an abetment to suicide case can be made. According to the investigating team, nor the statements of the key suspects nor the forensic reports hint at homicide and while the focus has shifted to the suicide angle, the probe for murder has not been officially wrapped yet. Meanwhile,  the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday continued questioning Goa-based hotelier Gaurav Arya in connection with the money-laundering probe related to the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Last week, after Arya's name cropped up in a social media message, an ED team visited Hotel Tamarind in Anjuna, north Goa, but the property was shut owing to the Covid pandemic restrictions. The ED has till date questioned Rhea, her brother Showik, father Indrajit, Sushant's flatmate Siddharth Pithani, house manager Samuel Miranda and Sushant's ex-manager Shruti Modi, among others. The ED has also recorded the statement of Sushant's father K.K. Singh and his sisters Meetu Singh and Priyanka Singh.The ED had registered a case of money-laundering on July 31 on the basis of the Bihar Police FIR filed on the complaint of Sushant's father. Besides the ED, Arya is also being investigated by the Narcotics Control Bureau.