Sushant's Bank Audits Revealed: Rs 55 Lakhs spent on Rhea Chakraborty on gifts, spas, travel

A new twist has uncovered in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case as the Central Bureau of Investigation has come to a conclusion similar to the 'case of clear suicide' report submitted by the AIIMS doctors' panel.

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Besides, the forensic audit of Sushant's bank accounts has come to light. Contrary to the family's claims, agency sources have confirmed to Indian Express that Sushant's bank accounts show nothing 'suspicious' that suggest Rhea Chakraborty could have pushed Rajput to suicide for financial gain.

Sushant's family had claimed that Rs 15 crores were siphoned from the late actor's bank account and accused Rhea Chakraborty of abetment of suicide. 

However, according to a report in Indian Express, Rs 70 crore worth of transactions were made from Sushant Singh Rajput's bank account, out of which only Rs 55 lakhs have found out to be associated with his girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty. The said amount of Rs 55 lakhs were expenses on travel, spas and gifts.

“Chakraborty continues to be under scanner for abetment to suicide. But it is true CBI hasn’t yet found any motive for abetment. There was a forensic audit done of Rajput’s account. There is nothing concrete in the audit report to suggest that Chakraborty siphoned off funds and this led to the actor’s suicide. The expenses incurred by Rajput on her are comparatively small and can easily be explained as expenses on a friend. However, there are many angles to the suicide and our investigation is still on", IE quoted an official as saying.

Meanwhile, Rhea Chakraborty has been granted bail by the Bombay High Courtafter after her arrest by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in the drug case. Rhea will have to pay Rs 1 lakh bond and visit her nearest police station everyday.

Her brother Showik Chakraborty's bail has been rejected and he will continue to remain in jail until further notice.