Sridevi's death: Dawood Ibrahim may have a hand in it, says retired ACP of Delhi

The events surrounding Sridevi's death and the post-mortem report provided by the Dubai Police which said the legendary actress died due to accidental drowning are still shrouded in a mystery. Ved Bhushan, a retired ACP of Delhi Police, who came up with an opinion that the actress' death looked like a 'planned murder', also brought a new angle to the case and said that underworld don Dawood Ibrahim may have a hand in it.

Bhushan, who visited the Jumeirah Emirates Towers in Dubai to probe the incident, believes that Dawood has a stronghold in the United Arab Emirates' city and shares a close relationship with the Dubai prince's family. This could've stopped the Dubai Police from further investigating the matter adding that not even the hotel staff is ready to cooperate with the probe on Sridevi's death.

To clear his suspicion and doubts, the retired ACP of Delhi Police, who runs a private investigation agency, said that he along with his investigation team also visited a hotel in Dubai, owned by Dawood, and stayed there for a night. He is now planning to make file an appeal in the Supreme Court on this investigation so that the death of Sridevi can be re-examined.

According to the retired cop, when he and his investigating team members requested the Dubai Police to handover Sridevi's blood samples, information about how much amount of water was found in her lungs and other information associated with the incident, they denied them access. He said, in the name of documents, they just gave him a copy of Sridevi's post-mortem report.