The 16-member Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team has reached Mumbai and started its investigation in the case of actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death. The Central Investigation Agency has also questioned Sushant's roommate Siddharth Pithani and cook Neeraj Singh. Along with this, the scene of death is also reported. Amar Ujala.com is giving you every information related to this news.
CBI is investigating the death of Sushant Singh. But what is the reason that despite the Mumbai Police, this investigation was handed over to the Central Investigation Agency? This question must be coming in your mind. There may be many more similar questions that you would like to know about. After all, why this investigation was given to CBI only. What is CBI, what will be the way of its investigation? Is the CBI separate from the police or is it the police itself. You will find answers to similar questions here. First, look at the update so far of Sushant case:
What are the challenges before CBI?
Sushant's death has been over 60 days. The evidence at the scene must have been completely erased. The CBI will have recourse only to the photographs taken by chance.
The entire record of the Mumbai Police is in Marathi language and will be translated from Marathi to English, which may take time. The statements of 56 witnesses are also included in these documents.
There is no eyewitness to Sushant's death. There is only one person who trapped the dead body.
In such a situation, the CBI will have to try to understand these things where and where the body of Sushant was and where his feet were.
What is in the possession of CBI:
Sushant's three mobile phones, laptops.
The mug in which Sushant drank the juice.
The clothes that Sushant wore at that time and the green cloth used for the noose.
Autopsy and Forensic Report.
Diary recovered from Sushant's house and form a house.
CCTV footage from 13 to 14 June.
CDR of Riya Chakraborty, Shovik Chakraborty, and all those involved in this case.
Copy of statement of 56 witnesses.
Sushant's cook statement of 40 pages
On Friday, the first day of investigation, a CBI team questioned Neeraj Singh, the cook at Sushant's house. His statement is recorded in 40 pages.
The question in front of CBI
The main basis of the CBI's investigation will be based on the FIR of the Bihar Police. A case of abetment to suicide, cheating, and conspiracy were registered.
Is Sushant Singh Rajput's death a suicide or a murder? What could be the reason behind both?
What was the role of Riya, her family, Bollywood people, and people working at her house in Sushant's death?
Investigation of money transactions, earnings, and allegations made by Sushant's father.
An investigation into Sushant's illness and the claims of his doctors.
Examining the postmortem report and matching it to the forensic report.
An investigation of call details.
Electronic proof detection.
Now also know what the CBI is and when and how it investigates
CBI is a premier investigating agency functioning under the Department of Personnel, Ministry of Personnel Pensions and Public Grievances, Government of India. It is also a nodal police agency, which coordinates the investigation of Interpol member-nations. Apart from being an anti-corruption agency, the CBI is a multidisciplinary, multi-disciplinary central police, a law enforcement agency conducting investigations, adhering to capacity, reliability, and law mandate and prosecutes crimes anywhere in India.
Why need CBI?
At the beginning of the Second World War, British government spending is believed to have increased significantly. Due to which the plunder of corrupt businessmen and government officials in the country had increased greatly. Since the local police were not able to investigate such cases, the British government felt the need for a skilled and special police force.
Therefore, the Special Police Establishment (SPE) was established in 1941. The need for a central investigative agency was also felt in the post-war years. Then the Delhi Special Police Establishment-DPSE Act came into existence in 1946. This act transferred the supervision of the Special Police Establishment to the Home Department and all the departments of the Government of India were included in the periphery of its functions.
It is also implemented in the states with the consent of the states. Later in 1963, the Delhi Special Police Establishment was renamed as Central Bureau of Investigation-CBI. However, even today the scope of the CBI is determined by the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act of 1946.