Post the tragic demise of Sushant Singh Rajput, the Kedarnath actor's staff has been under the spotlight. From cook Neeraj to house manager Samuel Miranda, all are on the radar of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Now in a sting operation by Republic TV the news channel has claimed that one of the house staff individuals from Sushant Singh Rajput named Keshav now works for Sara Ali Khan. Sara Ali Khan, who is on the radar of the Narcotics Control Bureau, is said to have hired Keshav as part of her house staff. Keshav was one of the individuals who was allegedly present in Sushant Singh Rajput’s home on June 14 along with Siddharth Pitahni and others when the actor was found dead at his residence.
Republic TV’s report suggests that the guard present at Sara Ali Khan’s place confirmed that Keshav is employed there. Earlier, Neeraj Singh’s uncle had also reportedly confirmed that Keshav currently works at Sara Ali Khan’s residence. He said that the latter had gone to Goa and that he went when the actress called him. Singh’s uncle also stated that Keshav is back in Mumbai and that it has been two days since he came from Goa. For the unversed, Sara Ali Khan arrived in the city a few days back after being summoned by the NCB for questioning. Her name surfaced amidst the agency’s constant probe into the Bollywood drug nexus that is currently grabbing headlines.
In August, Neeraj had spoken to Republic about the June 14 unfortunate incident. He had said, “"I am working with him for 1.5 years. On the day of the incident, I was at home. We were four people in the house and sir was there. I was cleaning outside the gate. Sir came to me and asked me to give him a glass of cold water. He also asked me if everything was fine, so he smiled at me and went back. This was my last meeting with him on June 14, at around 8-8.15 am in the morning.” He further explained, “When the cook asked him what he wants for breakfast, sir said he wants a banana, some juice and coconut water, which he had daily. Then he, later on, refused the banana and took the other things inside. Then the staff started working towards cooking lunch. We went to his door and knocked to ask him what he wants, but it was locked, so we decided not to disturb him. Usually he never locks the door. After half an hour I went to Deepesh and Sidharth Pithani. They said they'll ask him. Sir's friend also knocked. We thought he was sleeping. He used to sleep all day these days. It did not strike us."