Sushant Singh Rajput Death: VIDEO Of Late Actor's Sister Priyanka And Her Husband Bashing SSR's Staff Over Finances Goes Viral

With each passing day, new twists and turns are getting unfold in Sushant Singh Rajput's death case. It all started after the late actor's father lodged an FIR against Rhea Chakraborty and her family members for their alleged involvement in abetment to suicide. Now, India Today has reported a video of the actor's sister Priyanka Singh and her husband allegedly bashing Sushant's staff member Rajat, who used to reportedly look after his finances. As per the news portal, the Kai Po Che actor's sister and brother-in-law are irked with his staff because he transferred money to an ex-staff member, whom they had fired.

The alleged clip begins with Priyanka Singh angrily asking Rajat if he has transferred money to Pankaj, who was sacked decently. She then orders him to name the person who asked him to do so. Sushant's brother-in-law Siddharth then jumps in and allegedly bashes the staff member by asking the same question. He could be heard saying, "I won't let you go until you give me the name." Priyanka then allegedly says that she is going to call the police. Siddharth adds, "I won't let you go. You have no idea what I can do." Priyanka allegedly says, "Don't forget you're inside a Bollywood star's house." As per sources close to India Today, the video was recorded in April 2019 and it was during the same time that Rajat was allegedly sacked by Priyanka and her husband.

According to the portal, Samuel Miranda, whose name is mentioned in the FIR, was hired on the same day. "Watch: Sushant's kin questions actor's staff over finances. #IndiaFirst #SushantSinghRajputDeathCase," read their caption.

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In other news, the Supreme Court's verdict for Rhea Chakraborty's plea seeking transfer of Sushant Singh Rajput's death case to Mumbai Police is expected to be out today. (ALSO READ - Varun Dhawan Seeks Justice For Sushant Singh Rajput, Demands #CBIforSSR By Joining The Online Campaign Ahead Of SC’s Verdict)