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i am sushant

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i was murderd
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i m waiting for justice
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cbi plz asap break ur silence
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i know u r a very responsible agency of india
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i blv u by heart & soul
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i know u r working & on going ur investigation
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bt 6 mnths passes & I don't get any updates from you
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so i think ask u that wtz going on actually
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if there iz ny improvement or not??
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my manager disha also raped & murderd on 8 th june
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she z also waiting for her justice
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our murder z linked up
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so we both need justice from you
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plz cbi give us a single updates

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