Mumbai: The CBI, investigating the death of Sushant Singh Rajput by suicide, is now working on the possibility of someone hanging him in an unconscious state after he had consumed marijuana (ganja).
Aak Tak reported that the officials recreated the entire incidence of the actor’s death in his Bandra flat by using a dummy of the same weight and height as of Sushant and measuring the distance between the bed and the ceiling fan. They have enough reason to believe that there is space for a person of Sushant’s height to commit suicide.
Did he hang himself or someone hanged him?
Going by the revelations of Sushant’s house staff member Neeraj, the possibility of someone making him unconscious cannot be ruled out, the report said.
Neeraj is reported to have told CBI that Sushant used to take marijuana (ganja) on a daily basis. His house manager Samuel Miranda generally made the marijuana rolls for the actor. Occasionally, Neeraj also made them for Sushant on request. The actor used to host a party at his house twice or thrice a week. He drank alcohol, smoked cigarettes, and marijuana rolls.
Neeraj is also believed to have told CBI that three days before Sushant’s death he prepared a box-full of marijuana rolls and kept it in the actor’s bedroom. However, when Neeraj checked the box after the actor’s death he did not find a single roll in it. This also indicates that Sushant Singh Rajput consumed a lot of marijuana in these last three days before his death. In such a situation, it is possible for anyone to make him unconscious and hang him.
Drug dealer angle
According to the latest report, Sushant met Ayash Khan, a drug dealer Ayash Khan on the day of his death. BJP MP Subramanian Swamy tweeted about it on Monday.
Like in Sunanda Pushkar case the real give away was what was found in her stomach during post mortem by AIIMS doctors. This was not done for Sridevi or Sushant. In Sushant case a Dubai compliant drug dealer Ayash Khan had met Sushant on the day of Sushant’s murder. Why?
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) August 24, 2020
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