Sushant Singh Rajput 'Murder' Waterloo, Watergate For Bollywood, Mumbai Police, Maharashtra Government, Says Subramanian Swamy

Right from the start after Sushant's death, Swamy has been vocal about the need for a CBI probe.

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy on Sunday tweeted terming the death of late Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput murder. Swami took to his verified Twitter to take a dig at Bollywood, Mumbai Police and the Maharashtra government when he made the comment. "Sushant Singh Rajput's murder is Waterloo and Watergate for Bollywood, Mumbai Police and Maharashtra government. Fasten your seat belts as we are about to take off and bombard and won't give up till either guilty are brought to justice or justice is brought to the guilty," Swamy tweeted.

Sushant Singh Rajput’s murder is Waterloo and Watergate for Bollywood, Mumbai Police and Maharashtra government. Fasten your seat belts as we are. about to take off and bombard & won’t give up till either guilty are brought to justice or justice is brought to the guilty.

— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) August 16, 2020

On Friday, the veteran politician had tweeted questioning the absence of the late actor's servant Samuel and the arrival of two ambulances after Sushant's death. "Why were two ambulance? Who called them? If I don't get truthful answers we may get a clue why SSR loyal servant Samuel is missing. Is he alive or dead? Was one ambulance intended for him?" he had tweeted. Right from the start after Sushant's death, Swamy has been vocal about the need for a CBI probe. He even wrote a couple of letters to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting him to hand over to the case to the investigative agency. Last week, Swamy had taken a dig at the five doctors who performed the autopsy. "CBI will find it worthwhile to grill the Dr. R.C. Cooper Muncipal Hospital the five doctors who did the autopsy. According to the Ambulance staff that took SSR's body to the hospital, SSR's feet was twisted below his ankle (as if it was broken). Case is unravelling!!" he had tweeted on Monday.