MUMBAI: Sushant Singh Rajput’s untimely demise on June 14, 2020, has created a storm on social media, where netizens are fighting for his justice.

It’s been more than 45 days since the actor's death, and his fans and family continue to seek justice for SSR. Recently, SSR’s father KK Singh filed an FIR against Rhea Chakraborty and her family in Patna, and a team of Bihar Police arrived in Mumbai to investigate the case in detail. 

Now, since the Maharashtra government is not willing to transfer the case to CBI, angry fans have come out on the streets in Patna and are protesting against the decision taken by the government. 

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Fans are angry with the government as the Mumbai Police is being lax in the investigation. The government has said that the Mumbai Police is very capable of investigating the case and there is no need of a CBI enquiry. If fans have any proof, they have been asked to share it with the Mumbai Police so that the culprits are caught and justice is served. 

But considering the fact that the Mumbai Police has overlooked many points, fans are not satisfied and are demanding a CBI probe. 

Well, the Bihar cops are investigating the case, and soon, they will be sharing the information they have gathered, though the government and the Mumbai cops are making it very difficult for them to solve the case. 

The investigation is on by both the Mumbai and the Bihar Police, and soon, the latter will be presenting the case in front of the Supreme Court and will be demanding a transfer of the case. 

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#Breaking | Fans of Sushant Singh Rajput are protesting in Patna against the Maharashtra government for blocking the CBI probe.

The fans are demanding a CBI investigation in the case.

Kajal with details. | #SushantJusticeCampaign pic.twitter.com/mwXu0B19p4

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