Bihar Police has no jurisdiction in case hence we approached SC, says Rhea's lawyer
Bihar Police has no jurisdiction to investigate in Sushant Singh Rajput's death case legally and otherwise, hence actor Rhea Chakraborty approached the Supreme Court and filed a Transfer Petition, her lawyer Satish Maneshinde said.
"Rhea Chakraborty has always been living in Mumbai. She was in Mumbai on 14th June 2020. She was not allowed to attend the funeral of Sushant Singh as her name was struck off from the list of 20," Maneshinde said. - ANI
Bombay HC to hear a PIL seeking transfer of case to CBI today
'Rs 50 cr withdrawn from Sushant's account, but Mumbai Police silent on crucial lead', says Bihar DGP
"In the past four years, around Rs 50 crore was credited to the bank account of Sushant Singh Rajput but surprisingly all of it was withdrawn. In one year, Rs 17 crore was credited to his account, out of which Rs 15 crore was withdrawn. Isn't this a crucial point to be investigated? We are not going to sit quiet. We will question them (Mumbai Police) as to why such leads are hushed up," the DGP told the media. - IANS
Rhea Chakraborty's counsel blames Bihar police of misleading; says she isn't missing
Earlier, Bihar Police claimed that Chakraborty was missing the day when the cops from Patna visited Mumbai. The police also claimed that the actress has not been cooperating with the probe.
However, Chakraborty denied all the allegations through her advocate Satish Maneshinde and said that she has been cooperating with the probe from day one.
"The contention of Bihar Police that Chakraborty is missing is not correct. Her statement has been recorded by Mumbai police," Maneshinde said.
Hearing of PIL in Bombay HC seeking transfer of case to CBI postponed due to heavy rains
Hearing in PIL filed in Bombay High Court, seeking transfer of Sushant Singh Rajput's death case to the Central Bureau of Investigation, postponed due to heavy rains in Mumbai. - ANI
'There can't be transfer of a case which had no legal basis for Bihar to get involved', says Rhea's lawyer
There can't be transfer of a case which had no legal basis for Bihar to get involved. At most, it would be a 'Zero FIR' transferable to Mumbai Police. Transfer of a case,on which they had no jurisdiction, to CBI has no legal sanctity: Satish Maneshinde, RheaChakraborty's lawyer. - ANI
Maharashtra Government files caveat in Supreme Court to hear them first
Maharashtra Government filed a caveat in Supreme Court with a plea to hear them first before any ruling on CBI probe into Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput case. Hearing slated for August 5.
A court-monitored CBI probe would be better: RJD's Tejashwi Yadav
RJD was the first party to demand CBI probe, we strongly raised this demand in the state assembly also. A court-monitored CBI probe would be better: RJD's Tejashwi Yadav on Bihar govt recommending CBI probe in Sushant Singh Rajput case.
Mumbai Police is buying time to ensure that the evidence gets destroyed: Sushant's family lawyer
"I don't think any state govt would have quarantined an enforcement officer. Quarantining of a police officer clearly means they want to disable or obstruct the investigation by Patna police. Basically, Mumbai Police is buying time to ensure that the evidence gets destroyed. So we decided that this matter should be given to CBI and Nitish Kumar had earlier promised that if the father wants a CBI probe, it will be handed it over to CBI." - Vikas Singh
Mumbai Police to appoint a forensic auditor to audit transactions in actor Sushant Singh Rajput's bank account: Mumbai Police sources
Sushant Singh Rajput's family and fans deserve to know the truth: Anupam Kher
Veteran actor Anupam Kher on Tuesday took to Twitter and shared a video demanding a logical conclusion in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput. "Sushant’s family & fans deserves to know the truth. So much has been said, there are so many conspiracy theories, but it is not about who stands on which side anymore, it is about ensuring, that this case reaches a logical conclusion. We must know the truth," he tweeted.
