Sushant Singh Rajput case: After Ex-R&AW officer alleges 'underworld' link, Subramanian Swamy says CBI should "seek help on SSR, Sridevi murders"

A former Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) officer, NK Sood has alleged a possible link the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput could have with the ‘underworld’.
Stating that the underworld criminals did their work with ‘precision’ and often tried to divert attention, he alleged that they may have been hired to kill the actor with an assurance of being safe from the law.He also claimed that the financial discrepancy may just be a cover-up.
Without providing any proof to his allegations, he shared his theory stating, “There is an underworld link to Sushant’s death case. Criminals from underworld do their work with precision and try their best to divert attention. The role of his staff cannot be ruled out. They might have been given money to murder him or strangulate him to death. They might have been given assurance that they will be saved from the clutches of law. The murderers have also tried to deposit money into several accounts from Sushant’s account to divert attention so that the cops will lose focus from the main culprits. There is an atmosphere of fear in Mumbai. People are scared to speak out in the open due to gangsters.”

Following the allegations made by the former R&AW officer, politician Subramanian Swamy took to Twitter handle to suggest a Dubai connection. Calling out “3 Khan Musketeers,” he said that the CBI should seek the help of Mossad and Shin Beth for information on Sushant, Sridevi and Sunanda murders cases.

“With Israel and UAE Diplomatic Relations, Dubai Dadas from India are in deep trouble. So are the 3 Khan Musketeers. CBI should seek help of Mossad and Shin Beth for information on Sushant, Sridevi and Sunanda murders cases,” Swamy tweeted.
As far as the CBI’s investigation is concerned, the team has reportedly stated that while they look into this case from all angles including a homicide and suicide, they will not comment on tweets by politicians and other blind items doing the rounds on social media. The team will reportedly conduct a thorough ‘scientific investigation’ based on reports by experts in the field to arrive at a conclusion. The team is also hopeful that they will be able to conclude the case in a time-bound manner.