Rhea shopped a lot on Sushant's card also sold household items: Siddharth Pithani to CBI

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Rhea Chakraborty, Sushant Singh Rajput
Rhea Chakraborty, Sushant Singh Rajput

New Delhi : In another sensational revelation, Sushant Singh Rajput's flatmate Siddarth Pithani has informed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that Rhea Chakraborty did a lot of shopping using Sushant’s credit card and that she even sold households items over a period of time. 

According to a report in Republic, Siddarth Pithani's first statement given to the CBI in which Sushant's flatmate told the investigative agency that the late actor had broken down when Pithani asked him about Rhea Chakraborty. 

“When I asked about Rhea, Sushant started crying and said that everybody left me and I will be with you, I calmed him down. The house was taken in December 2019, I got to know through house manager Samuel Mirinda. When I inquired further, I got to know that Rhea Chakraborty does a lot of shopping using Sushant's credit card and household items were also being sold slowly', Pithani said to the CBI. 

Pithani was earlier part of the confession to CBI regarding a team of IT experts being called in to Sushant's house shortly before his death to wipe all his digital devices and transfer the data to 8 hard drives. Dipesh and Samuel Miranda were others who confessed.

Based on Siddharth Pithani’s revelations, CBI believes Rhea was indirectly linked with a drug cartel that caters to Bollywood clients and knows about its operation, according to sources

Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his house in Mumbai's Bandra on June 14. Initially, his death was claimed to be a suicide with Mumbai Police's autopsy report stating that there was no foul play. However, Sushant's father filed the first FIR accusing Sushant's girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty for abetment of Suicide. Soon after, the Enforcement Directorate registered a case of money laundering and interrogated Rhea and other 4 people named in the FIR.