Why "2 Ambulances" were Called? What Happened to "2 Samuels"? Subramanian Swamy raises Questions about Sushant's Death!

As demand for a fair investigation is rising in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy raised concerns about the case. He questioned why two ambulances were called on the day the actor died instead of one. He further asked what happened to Sushant’s house manager Samuel who is missing and what are the two Samuels saying. He was referring to Samuel, the house manager who was allegedly hired by Rhea Chakraborty and Samuel Haokip who was Sushant’s ex- flat mate.

"So far, three versions have surfaced about the time when the actor was found dead. While, the owner of the ambulance, Laxman Bandgar told Republic TV that Mumbai Police brought the body down, Siddharth Pithani claimed he 'took the knife, cut the cloth, and got him down' and Akshay Bandgar, the ambulance driver said he brought the body down,” Republic media network reported. 

Subramanian swamy raised questions about Samuel Miranda but the house manager was last seen on August 6 when he was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for around 9 hours in the case related to money laundering. After the questioning, he spoke to media. 

According to media reports, he was questioned about Rhea- link but he did not answer those questions. He had also recorded statement with the Bihar Police earlier. His neighbours told media that he had gone into ‘hiding’ since he recorded statement with Bihar Police. However, he then made his appearance before the ED.

Whereas Sushant’s ex- flat mate spoke to the media on August 3 and demanded that a thoro

ugh investigation in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case. He did not believe the versions that are being published in media including the information provided by Siddharth Pithani (who was also his flat mate). Samuel also added that he had never heard about Sandip Ssingh.

Actor Sushant Singh Rajput allegedly died by suicide at his Bandra residence on June 14.

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