Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti credited actor’s fans for a minor Twitter crash and thanked them for wholeheartedly participating in her digital campaign.
Shweta has constantly seeking justice for the deceased actor. She has launched a number of digital campaigns to generate awareness which have gotten full-fledged support from netizens.
Sharing a screenshot of the said Twitter page, she wrote: “Heard that twitter crashed for a while… this is the voice of unity fighting for truth and justice…A true revolution in all sense! Good job warriors… keep it up, Strength is shining forth!! Take A Bow #Revolution4SSR” Flashing on the screen is a message – ‘Twitter is over capacity. Please wait a few moments then try again’.
Shweta’s latest campaign Revolution4SSR has managed to garner over 1.34 Million tweets. Now, Sushant’s brother-in-law Vishal Kirti has also joined the movement.
Taking to Twitter, Sushant’s brother-in-law shared a throwback picture with the actor from his wedding and extended support to the ongoing Revolution4SSR movement. “#Revolution4SSR What better way to support the revolution than a picture which follows the guidelines of the revolution and has @itsSSR in it?Can’t thank #Warriors4SSR enough for their support. I also request justice for all other heinous crimes which have been committed recently,” he wrote.
Meanwhile, the late actor’s case is being investigated by the CBI. The agency had recently shared a statement and updated about the investigation. The statement read, “The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is conducting a professional investigation related to the death of Sushant Singh Rajput in which all aspects are being looked at and no aspect has been ruled out as of date. Investigation is continuing.”
Sushant’s family lawyer, Vikas Singh, had earlier accused of sidelining the investigation.
“The family feels that the investigation is going in such a way that the truth is not coming out. The NCB (Narcotics Control Bureau) case has become like the Mumbai Police investigation, all stars are now being called. The people called in and not are a part of a syndicate and not distributors. It is just a Mumbai Police type of investigation. Sushant’s case has taken a back seat,” he said.
