Amid Sushant Singh Rajput's sudden demise, Mumbai police have been trolled by several netizens on the social media platform. Now, after AIIMS forensic report has ruled out the murder theory, fans and Rajput's family has shown their dissatisfaction over the reports. But the immense amount of trolling received by Param Bir Singh, Mumbai police commissioner on social media made the officials' cyber unit investigate the matter. It has been stated that over 80,000 fake accounts were created on various social media platforms to discredit Mumbai police and Maharashtra government over the investigation into the late actor's death.

Now, the Mumbai police commissioner has asked the cyber cell to investigate this matter under the Information Technology Act. According to the media reports, the posts were uploaded against the commissioner from countries like Italy, Japan, Poland, Slovenia, Indonesia, Turkey, Thailand, Romania and France.

With the content, DCP Rashmi Karandikar said "Several social media account holders are trolling the Mumbai Police commissioner on different platforms like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and are using abusive language against him and the force. Hence an FIR has been registered against those account holders under 67 IT act. Most of these accounts are fake and we will be taking action against all those fake account holders. Another FIR has been registered against the culprit who used a morphed image of the official Twitter account of Mumbai Police commissioner recently. We have started the probe in both the matters."

On the other side, the special NDPS Court extends judicial custody of Rhea Chakraborty, Showik Chakraborty and others accused will remain in jail till October 20th. The actress has been currently in judicial custody in the NDPS case registered by NCB since Sept 8th.