Sushant Singh Rajput was not happy with father KK Singh’s second marriage, claims Sanjay Raut
When it is decided to politicise an incident, one cannot say to what extent it can be done and "this is what is happening in the unfortunate suicide of Rajput", he said.
New Delhi: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday said that he has sympathies for Sushant Singh Rajput’s father but there are “many things that will come to surface”. He alleged that KK Singh’s second marriage was “not acceptable” to the late actor in the party’s editorial mouthpiece Saamana.
This comes as the actor’s death case intensifies with the investigative agency Enforcement Directorate (ED) set to question actor Rhea Chakraborty again on Monday. The ED held a marathon session with her brother Showik on Saturday evening which went on for nearly 18 hours and ended around 6 in the morning on Sunday.
“If one wants to indulge in politicisation and pressure tactics, anything can happen in our country. It looks like the script of Sushant’s case was already written. Whatever has happened behind the curtains is a conspiracy against Maharashtra,” Raut said.
It is true, how many times Sushant went to Patna to meet his father? I have sympathy for his father but there are many things that will come to surface: Sanjay Raut, Shiv Sena on his article in Saamana stating #SushantSinghRajput was not on good terms with his father (09.08.20) pic.twitter.com/rT4WXeSSIU
— ANI (@ANI) August 10, 2020
When it is decided to politicise an incident, one cannot say to what extent it can be done and “this is what is happening in the unfortunate suicide of Rajput”, he said.
Raut said the Bihar government alleged involvement of top political, film and business personalities and it claimed Mumbai Police will not investigate the case properly. “That government demands CBI probe which is accepted in 24 hours.
Previously, in another editorial on the case, Raut had slammed the Centre for handing over the Sushant Singh Rajput death case to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). He said that the decision has been taken for political gains and as part of pressure tactics.