SHOCKING! Pratyusha Banerjee suicide: Rahul Raj Singh THREATENS to Jump off hospital building!

In a recent development in the Pratyusha Banerjee suicide case, Rahul Raj Singh, accused of abetment of suicide of his girlfriend and popular TV actress had threatened to jump off the hospital building. According to reports, Rahul locked himself up inside the bathroom in the first floor of Shree Sai hospital and created panic amongst his family members and doctors. The doctors somehow tried to convince him not to do it and later Rahul gave up the idea and came out.   Earlier, Shankar Banerjee, father of the late actress Pratyusha Banerjee filed a complaint to the Indian Medical Association (IMA) via email on Saturday against Shree Sai hospital in Mumbai for protecting Rahul Raj Singh and conniving with him by taking money. Pratyusha Banerjee’s father complains to IMA against Shree Sai Hospital for protecting Rahul Raj Singh When Dr. SJ Goel of Shree Sai hospital, who was treating Rahul, was asked about the complaint, she told ANI that she, along with a psychiatrist and two councilors, has given day to day bulletin to the police for evaluation. She also mentioned that the ‘Balika Vadhu’ actress’ beau was suffering from restless leg syndrome. Pratyusha’s boyfriend Rahul Raj Singh asks media, ”Can you Bring Pratyusha back?” Finally, the doctor added, “I can understand Pratyusha’s parents are sad as they have lost their daughter and my sympathy is with them…but its police’s work to find out who the criminal is, I don’t know anything.” Rahul appeared before the Bangur Nagar police station today after being released from the hospital yesterday. SHOCKING! Rahul Raj’s ex girlfriend Saloni says, “Pratyusha was the other woman in Rahul’s life, NOT me!” READ DETAILS… The actor and event manager, who has been booked for abetting the suicide of the 24-year-old TV actress on April 1, has been granted interim protection from arrest till April 18 by the Bombay High Court. He was admitted to the hospital on April 3 with a complaint of chest pain and depression. With inputs from ANI