Sushant Singh Rajput Case: The CBI has been patiently awaiting Trouble in America for two years. How has FB-Google delayed the case?

Sushant Singh Rajput Case: The CBI has been patiently awaiting Trouble in America for two years. How has FB-Google delayed the case?

Due to the CBI's two-year wait for responses from Facebook and Google, who are American companies, the inquiry into the death of late Film actor Sushant Singh Rajput is still ongoing.

In Delhi. The Central Investigation Agency (CBI) has not yet finished looking into the actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death. People with knowledge of the situation also claimed that the probe has been ongoing for the past three years since the US has not responded to the CBI's questions. In 2021, the top anti-corruption organisation formally asked Google and Facebook, both of which have their headquarters in California. He was asked to give the specifics of all the actor's deleted chats, emails, or postings so that he could examine all of the chats, emails, and posts to understand the backdrop of the episodes.

Please let me know on June 14, 2020, the day Rajput's body was discovered in his Mumbai flat. A Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) between the US and India allows for access to information in any domestic investigation that might not otherwise be possible. The CBI official was quoted as saying in a Hindustan Times story, "We are still awaiting the US answer on this technological proof, which can help us carry the case to its logical conclusion. The delay in resolving the issue is caused by this. The CBI asked US officials for information regarding the case in November 2021.

Sushant Singh's family is represented by senior attorney Vikas Singh, who acknowledged that he was unaware of the request for technical evidence but said that "the CBI is trying to give a slow death (to the case)". Devendra Fadnavis, the interim chief minister of Maharashtra, claimed in an interview on television on Wednesday that some people have asserted that they have sufficient evidence in the case, and the state has contacted them and asked them to turn the evidence over to the police.