Supreme Court rejects plea for further probe into Sridevi’s death

Bollywood’s first female superstar Sridevi left for heavenly abode on February 24th and it is still hard for her fans to come to terms with this heartbreaking news.
 
The late actress passed away after reportedly slipping inside her bathtub in her hotel room in Dubai, where she was present to attend Mohit Marwah’s wedding along with her family. While the investigations around her mysterious death were abruptly stopped, filmmaker Sunil Singh, has reportedly filed a plea in the Supreme Court seeking an investigation into the death of the celebrated actor.
 
A request for an investigation into actor Sridevi’s death in February was rejected today by the Supreme Court. “We can’t interfere with the probe,” Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra told the petitioner, a filmmaker.
 
The filmmaker had also filed a PIL seeking probe into the ‘MOM’ actress’ demise at the Delhi High Court, but the court had rejected the same. They cited that the authorities in India and Dubai have already looked into the matter and have resorted to a conclusion.
Sunil further added that her death was a matter of national interest and the public and the fans and also the media needs to know as to what actually went down while she breathed her last breaths.
 
Sunil had earlier claimed that he too was in Dubai around the time of Sridevi’s death and had enquired about it from the hotel staff. Apparently, their claims and statements were different than what the initial reports and investigations had revealed.