Sushant Singh Rajput Death: Delivery Boy Couriered 500 gms Of Drugs To Rhea Chakraborty's Brother Showik Amid Lockdown - Reports

With Enforcement Directorate's help, the Narcotic Control Bureau came into force and touched on many important points in Sushant Singh Rajput's death case. Rhea Chakraborty got arrested by NCB on September 3 in connection to drugs which is linked with Sushant. The actress was then moved to Byculla Jail and Rhea’s lawyer Satish Maneshinde filed for bail. The hearing of Rhea and Showik’s bail plea took place yesterday at Mumbai sessions court. And today, the judgment was to be pronounced where reportedly, Rhea and Showik’s bail plea has been rejected by the court. Amidst all this, according to the latest updates, Times Now purported that a delivery boy revealed to NCB about delivering drugs to Rhea Chakraborty's residence during the Coronavirus lockdown. 

 

The delivery boy claimed that 500 gms of Marijuana were couriered to Rhea's residence and Dipesh and her brother Showik Chakraborty were Rhea's accomplice. Times Now report also mentioned that they used to deliver the packets along with household items and they were delivered to Showik. Reportedly, NCB has interrogated the delivery boy who seemed to have identified two people, one of them is Showik and the other one is Dipesh Sawant. 

As the bail plea got rejected by the court, Rhea Chakraborty and brother Showik will approach the Bombay High Court, challenging the sessions court's order. 

 

Meanwhile, few Bollywood personalities are standing with Rhea and demanding justice for the Jalebi actress. Just a few days back, 'Roses are red, violets are blue, let's smash the patriarchy, me and you' - the powerful slogan on Rhea Chakraborty's T-shirt created a stir on social media. From Bollywood stars to some netizens, they were trending this slogan while casting support to the actress who has been a victim of witch-hunting and was vilified by the public. ALSO READ: Rhea Chakraborty Was Not COERCED, 'Court Is Satisfied Her Statement Was Voluntary' Says NCB Counsel