CBI team may arrive Mumbai today, to recreate SSR's death scene in the late actor's room

The CBI has collected relevant materials from the Bihar police and has also spoken to some stakeholders in the case, the agency said

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The Supreme Court of India cleared the road for CBI to inquire in the mysterious death of Sushant Singh Rajput. The apex body also gave a free hand to the central investigation agency. After the Supreme Court's verdict, a team of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is likely to visit Mumbai to investigate the case further.

The CBI has collected relevant materials from the Bihar police and has also spoken to some stakeholders in the case, the agency said. As per reports, the CBI SIT team had a meeting on Wednesday and discussed a plan on how to approach the case after going to Mumbai. The CBI will also collect all the evidence from the Mumbai Police in Sushant Singh Rajput's death.

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A day after the Supreme Court ordered for a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput, a team of the agency's SIT will leave for Mumbai to initiate investigation.

The SIT team is likely to leave for Mumbai on Thursday evening, according to CBI sources.

The source said that the team headed for Mumbai will be led by CBI's Superintendent of Police (SP) Nupur Prasad. They will reach Mumbai with all the medical documents related to Covid-19 reports after ruckus was faced by the Bihar police team weeks ago.

The source said that the CBI team will also collect the documents from the Mumbai Police and meet the investigation officer, who handled the Sushant case.

If required the team will also speak to the Mumbai Police DCP, with whom the family of Sushant shared a WhatsApp message in February this year citing threat to the life of the actor.

The agency officers were likely to visit Sushant's residence in Bandra where he was found dead on June 14 and also call the first five persons who reached to his flat after the death.

The team is also likely to meet Mitu Singh, sister of Sushant to gather more details.

The CBI on August 7 had taken over the probe into the death of the 34-year-old actor on the orders of the central government after the Bihar government recommended for the central agency probe.

The CBI registered a case against Sushant's girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty, her father Indrajit, mother Sandhya, brother Showik, Sushant's ex-manager Shruti Modi and flatmate Samuel Miranda and unknown others on the basis of his father K.K. Singh's complaint filed with the Bihar Police on July 25.

The CBI has also recorded the statement of Sushant's father and his elder sister Rani Singh. According to agency sources, in their statement the family has maintained that it was not suicide but a murder.

SOURCES: IANS


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