Sushant Singh Rajput’s family lawyer calls Siddharth Pithani’s arrest ‘poetic justice’

Sushant Singh Rajput’s family lawyer, Vikas Singh, reacted to the arrest of the late actor’s former flatmate Siddharth Pithani. Siddharth was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau earlier this week, in connection to the ongoing drug probe. Singh called his arrest ‘poetic justice’.

According to a report by Times Of India, Vikas Singh said, “CBI would not like to rush into filing a chargesheet or filing something, which will boomerang on it. They are looking at several angles and murder is also one of them. You see SSR’s death is still shrouded in mystery and there are no two ways about it. Unless you unravel the mystery there is no point in telling a half baked story and that is the reason they are taking their own time and I am quite hopeful something will come out soon.”

 

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Sushant’s family lawyer is also hopeful that the agency will soon ‘unravel the mystery’ of Sushant’s death, “I am quite hopeful that they will able to unravel the mystery and they are working on it lets keep our fingers crossed. As far as the arrest of Siddharth Pithani is concerned it is a kind of poetic justice that he has at least gone to jail.”

Pithani was questioned by the CBI as it is said that he was allegedly the one who saw Sushant hanging in his bedroom on June 14. Vikas believes that Siddharth is a very crucial part of the case, “I have been saying this for a really long time that he should be arrested and the reason being he was there with Sushant when Rhea Chakraborty went away and the day Sushant was found dead. Siddharth was the one who opened the room and he was the one who called the locksmith and was the one to lower the body of the actor, so he is very crucial to the case in every which way, whether it is murder or abetment to suicide he will definitely be involved in it.”

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