Mumbai Police admit they received complaint from SSR's family in February, clarify why no action was taken

MUMBAI: The Sushant Singh Rajput case took the biggest turn when the actor’s father lodged an FIR against Rhea, accusing her of abetment to suicide and breach of trust. 

Earlier today, Sushant Singh Rajput’s brother-in-law had released the chats he had with the Mumbai cops. Now, the Mumbai police have reacted. 

The Mumbai Police have released a statement stating that they had received the complaint via WhatsApp. They had called his brother-in-law and father and asked them to make a written complain so that they could act upon it. 

They also said that they have interrogated fifty people and recorded their statements. 

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Well, why are they not sharing details with the public or cooperating with the Bihar Police? It has been almost 50 days since his death. 

Well, only time will reveal the truth. 

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#SushantFatherExposesCoverup | Mumbai Police, in an official statement, confirms that it wanted Sushant Singh's father to file a formal and written complaint.

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