5 crores spent in the investigation of Sushant Singh Rajput case, the result is nothing

New Delhi. The death knell of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput has not been resolved in six months. CBI is investigating Sushant's death but the result is zero. Hundreds of crores of rupees have been spent in the high-profile case so far, officials traveled fiercely between Delhi and Mumbai. The public has paid tax in all this. The investigation to solve the mystery of the actor's death lasted for several days, in which even after spending crores of rupees, nothing has been clear so far, what happened on 14 June. If the matter is not disclosed yet, the officials believe that we do the job of the government. Every investigation has only one purpose, now it is not work to see how much is being spent in the salary of officers, employees or in other cases.

The first investigation into Sushant's death was initiated by the Mumbai Police and it was concluded that the actor had committed suicide. During this investigation, the police also called and questioned several big Bollywood actors. In which nothing came out. Yes, Sushant's death was being described as murder on social media, with hash tags running daily to bring justice to the actor. Sushant's father also demanded a CBI inquiry and the investigation began. Not only CBI, the Enforcement Directorate (ED), Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) also became part of this investigation. More than 4 dozen officers and employees of the Mumbai Police were involved in the investigation of Sushant's death for two months.

After this, more than a dozen ED officers and employees were engaged in their investigation. Now when the case was received by the CBI, about 50 of its officers and employees started investigating. A special team was sent from Delhi to Mumbai to investigate the matter. If the salary of all the officers and employees involved in the investigation, travel expenses, cost of vehicles (cars), food and drink and TA-DA is added, then the total expenditure is more than five crores. After so much, the agencies are not ready to say anything about the investigation now.