Sushant Rajput Case: CBI collects CCTV footage from Bandra Police

After the Supreme Court's decision on Wednesday, the CBI is now engaged in investigating the death of Sushant Singh Rajpur. The Mumbai Police has started the process of covering all the evidence related to the case to the CBI. After which the CBI team reached Bandra Police Station. CBI officials are meeting Bandra SHO and IO.

Almost 56 statements recorded:

The CBI will take over the handover of 56 statements taken by the Mumbai Police so far. Let me tell you that in the investigation so far, Mumbai Police had questioned all the famous people of Bollywood. The statements of a total of 56 people related to this case have been recorded.

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CCTV footage collected by CBI:

Forensic report, review report of the scene, Autopsy report, Sushant's three mobile phones, his laptop, clothes that he was wearing and his deadbody were found hanging from the noose.

Mobile's CDR analysis, Bandra Police's case diary, blankets, bedsheets that were in Sushant's room. The cloth with which Sushnat was hanged. Kurta, mug-plate in which juice drank, all things like CCTV's DVR related to Sushant's case. CBI will take over everything from Mumbai Police.

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Not only this, the CCTV DVR and the building camera that has been recording from 13 to 14 June. Apart from this, CBI will also take the forensic spot present at that place from Mumbai Police.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) will now also investigate Sushant and Riya Chakraborty's overseas visits. ED will also take help of Economic Investigation Branch (FIU) in this investigation.

The ED will now try to find out whether any major economic transaction was done during this 25-day tour of Europe? With the help of FIU, it can help to get very important information about foreign trips.

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