BJP
MP
Subramanian
Swamy,
who
has
closely
followed
Sushant
Singh
rajput's
death
case,
has
now
alleged
that
the
late
actor
met
a
Dubai-based
drug
dealer
on
the
day
that
he
died.
He
even
named
the
supposed
drug
dealer
and
made
a
reference
to
Sunanda
Pushkar's
death
case.
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Taking
to
his
Twitter
handle
to
make
the
new
allegation,
Subramanian
Swamy
wrote,
"Like
in
Sunanda
Pushkar
case
the
real
give
away
was
what
was
found
in
her
stomach
during
post
mortem
by
AIIMS
doctors.
This
was
not
done
for
Sridevi
or
Sushant.
In
Sushant's
case
a
Dubai
compliant
drug
dealer
Ayash
Khan
had
met
Sushant
on
the
day
of
Sushant's
murder.
Why?"
Like
in
Sunanda
Pushkar
case
the
real
give
away
was
what
was
found
in
her
stomach
during
post
mortem
by
AIIMS
doctors.
This
was
not
done
for
Sridevi
or
Sushant.
In
Sushant
case
a
Dubai
compliant
drug
dealer
Ayash
Khan
had
met
Sushant
on
the
day
of
Sushant’s
murder.
Why?
Swamy
has
been
making
many
claims
in
Sushant's
case
right
from
the
beginning.
He
recently
gave
support
to
the
stun
gun
theory
in
Sushant's
case,
which
claimed
that
the
late
actor
was
paralyzed
with
a
stun
gun
before
being
killed.
Pointing
to
some
marks
on
Sushant's
neck,
Swamy
had
written,
"Were
this
gun
smuggled
from
which
Arabian
Sea
bordering
country?
NIA
must
now
join
the
probe."
Swamy
had
also
drawn
a
link
between
Sushant's
death
and
the
deaths
of
Sunanda
Pushkar
and
Sridevi
recently,
and
had
said
that
the
CBI
should
go
through
the
high-profile
cases
of
Sunanda
and
Sridevi.
"With
Israel
and
UAE
Diplomatic
Relations,
Dubai
Dadas
from
India
are
in
deep
trouble.
So
are
the
3
Khan
Musketeers.
CBI
should
seek
help
of
Mossad
and
Shin
Beth
for
information
on
Sushant,
Sridevi
and
Sunanda
murders
cases,"
he
had
tweeted,
on
August
20.
Sushant
was
found
dead
in
his
apartment
on
June
14.
His
case
is
now
being
investigated
by
the
CBI.
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