Sushant Singh Rajput Death: Ishkaran Singh Bhandari To Lead Another Peaceful Protest On August 7 To Seek Justice

On July 22, #Candle4SSR, a digital protest seeking justice for SSR was initiated and fans from all over the world participated in the protest.

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The death case of Sushant Singh Rajput is taking new turns every day. From the time the late actor’s father filed an FIR against Rhea Chakraborty at Patna Police Station, many people stepped forward and shared their take on the case including his bodyguard, cook and gym trainer. The ‘Dil Bechara’ actor’s fans have been demanding for justice and urging the government for a CBI investigation in the case as they are sensing some foul play. Ishkaran Singh Bhandari is an advocate who has been appointed by Subramanian Swamy to find out a probable way for CBI investigation in the case. ALSO READ| After Shweta Singh Kirti & Rani Di, Check Out Sushant Singh Rajput’s Other Two Sisters- Meetu & Priyanka Singh’s HEARTBREAKING Post For Their Bhai On Raksha Bandhan! Recently, the advocate initiated a digital protest for the late actor’s justice with the hashtag #Candle4SSR. Reportedly, around two million people from around the globe participated in the protest and soon, another peaceful protest is expected to be initiated by the advocate on August 7. While speaking to a leading daily, the Ishakaran Singh said that he requests his fans to light a candle and wear black bands on their forehead. He told, “We request his fans and well-wishers to light a candle at 8 pm. Wear black bands on their forehead. You can also hold a placard or poster. People are worried, getting restless and angry, more so after the actor’s family lodged an FIR. We receive so many messages every day. To channel out their sentiment, I thought of starting this peaceful protest movement.” Shekhar Suman has also been very active in seeking justice for SSR. He, while speaking to the same portal shed light on the fact that people are now ready to come out on streets that which will not be the right thing to do. He said, “People are ready to come out on the streets. And that won’t be the right thing to do in the current situation. These protests pacify them in a way and also drives the message home that we all collectively want justice for Sushant. We might go live on the day (August 7) and interact with the people.” “Ishkaran will be organising it because it’s his brainchild. These protests are a quiet manifestation of our anger. Let’s not get into legalities and technicalities, we just want to join hands together to get Sushant justice”, added Shekhar Suman. ALSO READ| Sushant Singh Rajput Case: ED Questioning Rhea Chakraborty's CA In Mumbai In Connection With A Money Laundering Probe Sushant Singh Rajput was found hanging in his Bandra apartment of June 14, 2020. Watch this space for more updates. WATCH | Nitish Kumar recommends CBI probe into Sushant case