A
special
court
in
Mumbai
reserved
its
ruling
in
the
bail
pleas
of
Bollywood
actress
Rhea
Chakraborty
and
her
brother
Showik
Chakraborty
in
connection
with
the
drugs
case
linked
to
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
case.
The
court
will
pronounce
its
judgment
on
the
bail
plea
on
Friday
(September
11,
2020).
As
per
a
tweet
by
ANI,
the
arguments
on
the
bail
pleas
of
Showik
Chakraborty,
Rhea
Chakraborty,
Abdul
Basit,
Zaid
Vilatra,
Dipesh
Sawant
and
Samuel
Miranda
have
concluded
at
a
Mumbai
special
court,
and
the
order
will
be
passed
tomorrow.
According
to
a
report
in
Quint,
Rhea
told
the
Mumbai
sessions
court
that
she
was
being
framed
in
the
case.
The
actress
also
made
multiple
serious
allegations
against
the
Narcotics
Control
Bureau
(NCB).
In
her
petition
filed
by
her
lawyer
Satish
Maneshinde,
Rhea
claimed
to
be
innocent.
She
claimed
that
she
has
not
committed
any
crime
whatsoever,
and
has
been
falsely
implicated
in
the
case.
The
actress
argued
that
her
arrest
in
the
case
was
"unwarranted
and
without
any
justification
and
that
her
liberty
had
been
"arbitrarily
curtailed".
She
also
alleged
that
no
woman
officer
was
present
during
her
interrogation.
Further,
as
per
a
NDTV
report,
Rhea
argued
that
her
offence
involved
procuring
only
a
small
quantity
of
drugs,
which
should
be
a
bailable
charge
with
a
one-year
jail
term.
This
is
Rhea
Chakraborty's
second
attempt
to
seek
release
after
a
magistrate
court
on
Tuesday
refused
to
grant
her
bail.
The
actress,
who
was
sent
to
14-day
judicial
custody,
was
brought
to
Byculla
jail
women's
facility
by
NCB
officials
on
Wednesday
morning.
Rhea
has
been
accused
of
procurring
drugs
for
late
actor
Sushant
Singh
Rajput.
She
has
been
arrested
under
section
8
(c),
20
(b),
27
(a),
28
and
29
of
NDPS
Act.
The
NCB
joined
the
investigation
in
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
case
after
the
Enforcement
Directorate
(ED)
stumbled
upon
a
drug
angle
while
probing
the
money
laundering
case
linked
to
the
actor's
death.
For
the
unversed,
Sushant
was
found
dead
in
his
Bandra
flat
on
June
14,
2020,
and
his
death
case
is
currently
being
investigated
by
the
Central
Bureau
of
Investigation
(CBI)
on
Supreme
Court's
order.