Sushant's former employee claims the late actor consumed expensive and imported drugs

The new drug angle in Sushant Singh Rajput’s case has taken yet another ugly turn as the late actor's ex-bodyguard Mushtaq in his interview to India Today revealed that the Kedarnath star had a serious drug addiction. He went on to add that the late actor consumed expensive and imported drugs at private parties. He also reportedly took them while traveling in his car. The bodyguard who was part of the actor's personal security team for almost nine months till February 2019, claimed that the actor used the substances during his house parties. He also claimed that he used to smoke the charas or ganja during his parties and that everyone attending the bash would also do the same. Mushtaq also claimed that that they were instructed to leave no traces of it in his car in fear of being caught during checking.

Mushtaq has further claimed that Sushant was temperamental and that no one could predict his mood. He reportedly used to ask for anything during shoots and would lose his cool if he didn’t get the same. He also alleges that Sushant canceled shoots because of his mood. According to him, the late actor sacked personal staff members for no single fault. For the unversed, Mushtaq was a part of Sushant’s security escort. He served the MS Dhoni star for nine months before leaving the job in February 2019. In a report on Times Now, a friend of the late actor even admitted that everyone, including Rhea Chakraborty, would smoke the marijuana cigarettes. “Marijuana...yes everybody used to smoke,” Sushant's friend said to the news channel.Early this week, Rajput's cook Neeraj’s statement to the police was accessed where he claimed that he apart from Sushant’s other house staff would roll marijuana cigarettes for the actor. Recently leaked WhatsApp chats allegedly between Rhea’s and her manager also hint at the star's possible addiction to banned substances. For the unversed, Rajput was found dead at his residence on June 14 under mysterious circumstances.