Aishwarya tries committing suicide, says Pakistani website. Rai puts to rest all rumours

December 6, 2016

Mumbai, Dec 6: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had committed suicide by overdosing on tranquilizers, said several 'reports' on social media over the weekend. It all started on Friday (December 2) with a Pakistani website, a report in which said how Aishwarya had just 'survived a suicide attempt' and was in the hospital.

ash Messages on WhatsApp and websites with dubious credibility soon followed up on the news on how Aishwarya had 'tried to commit suicide' after her in-laws, Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, were apparently miffed with her over her steamy scenes with Ranbir Kapoorin Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.

Aishwarya is said to have tried taking her own life and the hospital where she was apparently treated, kept the 'news' under wraps following strict instructions from the Bachchans.

While no one from the Bachchan family even as much as bothered to address these baseless rumours, Aishwarya herself did it yesterday. She turned up dressed immaculately in black at fashion designer Manish Malhotra's 50th birthday bash, with hubby Abhishek Bachchan by her side. Rai Bachchan posing happily for the shutterbugs took care of whatever 'suicide attempt' people entertained themselves with over the weekend.

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this is the fate of glamour / bollywood people. They will never find peace in their life. They are busy in glamour/ sex / drinking etc etc without caring family life. None is faithful to her or his family. Family is a joke for them. They need free sex just like western civilized people.

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Don't use Sushant Singh Rajput's case to create friction between Maharashtra, Bihar: Uddhav Thackeray

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August 1,2020

Mumbai, Aug 1: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has said that Sushant Singh Rajput case should not be politicised or used to create friction between Maharashtra and Bihar.

Amid the ongoing criticism faced by the Mumbai Police following an investigation into Rajput's death case, the Chief Minister stressed that Mumbai Police is not "inefficient" while appealing those who have any evidence in regard to the case to step forward.

"Mumbai Police is not inefficient. If anyone has any evidence they can bring it to us and we will interrogate and punish the guilty. Please do not use this case (Sushant Singh Rajput death case) as an excuse to create friction between Maharashtra and Bihar," Thackeray said on Friday.

"Bringing politics in the case is the most deplorable thing to do," he added.

Maharashtra government has filed a caveat before the Supreme Court in the Rajput's death case.

Earlier, Bihar government and Rajput's family have filed caveats in the top court seeking to challenge actor Rhea Chakraborty's petition that sought transfer of the FIR registered in Patna to Mumbai in the actor's death case.

"After Bihar government and Rajput's family filed a caveat in the Supreme Court, Maharashtra government has filed a caveat before the SC today to ensure that no order is passed in Rhea Chakraborty's petition case without hearing its (Maharashtra) side," said Sachin Patil, standing counsel for Maharashtra Government.

A caveat is a legal process, in which the party which had filed it before the concerned court, shall have to be heard definitely before the concerned court passes any order in future.

Bihar Police has sought the assistance of Mumbai police to probe the Sushant Singh Rajput case, Mumbai police Crime Branch officials told ANI. However, the Police are still considering their request.

Bihar Police team reached after an FIR was filed by late actor's father KK Singh against Chakraborty in Bihar under several sections including abetment of suicide.

Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai residence on June 14.

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