4 Bihar cops already probing Sushant case may also be quarantined, 5 days after arrival

After Patna City SSP Vinay Tiwary's institutionalized quarantine by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Sunday evening after former's arrival, BMC sources have informed Republic that same action is w also likely to be taken on four-member team from Bihar Police that has been probing Sushant Singh Rajput death case for days w.

city's municipal body is likely to release a statement soon. BMC officials have cited protocols in accordance with guidelines issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare amid ongoing coronavirus pandemic in country, though any belated quarantining of Bihar cops will leave little doubt that action is for sole purpose of hampering probe.

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IPS Officer Vinay Tiwari has been sent by Bihar Police to monitor and furr investigate Patna-born late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death probe being carried out by both, Mumbai and Bihar Police simultaneously. He has, however, been placed under quarantine at a facility in Goregaon in Mumbai for 14 days. Tiwari has claimed that he will be filing for an exemption from quarantine from competent authorities as he is on special duty in Mumbai.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has termed development as 't right' while Bihar DGP is attempting to contact his Maharashtra counterpart. Maharashtra Home Minister scarpered when asked about matter. Mumbai police is facing unprecedented heat on account of Bihar police's probe turning up details that are seeming conspicuous by ir absence from previous work done in Sushant case.

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