Riya Chakraborty, during CBI's debate with CBI official's TadkaNews Headline live

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Riya Chakraborty, during CBI's debate with CBI official's
The CBI wants to spill everything from Riya Chakraborty, the main accused in the Sushant Singh Rajput case.  He was questioned by CBI on Sunday for the third consecutive day.  During this, Riya was asked many questions, out of which she answered some and tried to avoid some.  There was a time when Riya erupted on some questions.
According to media reports, Riya Chakraborty's behavior did not go down well with CBI officials during the interrogation on Sunday.  When the authorities questioned Riya about the drugs, she was enraged.  Riya did not answer this question correctly but instead started getting angry.
Along with this, it is also being told that Riya Chakraborty debated some questions with CBI officer Nupur Prasad.  During interrogation, women policemen were also called.  On the question of spending money, Riya said that Sushant used to get him shopping.  However, when asked why she got the PIN of Sushant's debit card from Samuel Miranda, Riya could not answer.
Significantly, Riya was questioned for the third consecutive day on Sunday.  Earlier on Friday, the CBI questioned Riya Chakraborty for 10 hours, while on Saturday, seven hours.  In all, Riya has been questioned for 26 hours so far.  At the same time, Riya's brother Shouvik Chakraborty was also questioned by the CBI for the fourth consecutive day.
Summon sent to Sushant's sister
 The CBI will now interrogate Sushant's sister Mitu Singh.  At present, only Mitu has been summoned.  No summons has been sent to anyone else.  After this, Sushant's second sister Priyanka Singh and her husband Siddharth will also be questioned.  If the investigation team is not satisfied with their statements, then Sushant's sisters and Riya, Siddharth Pithani, Neeraj Singh, Deepesh will be asked face to face.

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