Published 23:37 IST, September 4th 2020
On Showik's arrest, Shekhar Suman says 'small fish caught, time for the Big Sharks'
Reacting to Showik Chakraborty's arrest, Shekhar Suman said that the 'small fish' had been caught and it was 'time for the Big Sharks' to be arrested
Shekhar Suman reiterated that there were ‘bigger’ names involved as Rhea Chakraborty’s brother Showik was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau on Friday. Reacting to Showik's arrest, the actor wrote that the ‘small fish’ had been caught, and now it was the time of the ‘big sharks'. He hoped that the ‘industry is cleaned up’ and the ‘caucus is busted.'
Shekhar Suman reacts to Rhea’s brother Showik’s arrest
Shekhar Suman had earlier claimed that there were bigger names hiding behind Rhea, the prime accused in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput. The Dekh Bhai Dekh star now hoped that the ‘kingpins are arrested.’
He now congratulated all who participated in the movement as he termed it as the ‘first step towards success'. Shekhar Suman, who has been among the names involved in raising questions about Sushant’s death from day 1, also urged the fans to record a video, to release a video on September 14. Sushant was found dead in his Bandra house on 14 June. He also hoped that Disha Salian’s case is also probed.
Highlighting the presence of two ambulances, and ‘two bodies’ at the Cooper Hospital, he did not mince words in stating that Sushant was ‘killed’ for knowing a ‘dark secret.
NCB action in Sushant case
The Narcotic Control Bureau had raided the residences of the Chakraborty family and Samuel Miranda early on Friday. The officials searched her laptop, mobile, car, apart from the home and the building premises. Miranda was also taken along with the officials.
Later in the day, it emerged that Showik informed the NCB that he had procured the drugs on instructions of Rhea, as per sources. Hours later, the NCB confirmed that they had arreted Showik as well as Samuel Miranda. The NCB, however, denied that Rhea could be summoned next.
Updated 23:37 IST, September 4th 2020