Mumbai Maharashtra State Home Minister, Yogesh Kadam, on Saturday assured that the officer would thoroughly investigate all angles, including any possibility of foul play, in the sudden death of 42 -year -old actress Sheffli Jariwala.
“The police has collected information, and the investigation is on. If someone is to play dishonestly or there is a complaint, we will definitely examine the angle and investigate completely. We cannot speculate at this level, but if there is any doubt, action will be taken,” Kadam told IANS.
On the evening of 27 June, Shefali Jariwala allegedly fell to her house. Her husband rushed her to Bellevuvu Multispeciality Hospital, where doctors declared her dead. The news has shocked his fans and industry colleagues, who recall him for his prestigious appearance in the music video “Kata Laga” and his lively presence on reality TVs and social media in recent years.
While initial reports have suggested that Jariwala may have a heart attack, no official confirmation has been issued by his family, hospital or police, causing the exact cause of death unpredictable.
Yogesh Kadam reacted further to the dispute of the Maharashtra government to make Hindi mandatory from class 1 to class 5 under the three-language formula of the National Education Policy. The move has strongly criticized political rivals, cousin Udhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray have accused the Marathi government to unite to oppose it.
Responding to his criticism, Kadam said, “We have not made Hindi mandatory, but people opposing it are only doing politics. They know that they have lost their grip on Maharashtra, but they want to retain their Mumbai vote bank. That is why they are trying to show that they can see Marathi interests.
Asked if the “Thackeray brand” lost its influence, Kadam said, “It is almost over. They fought 100 seats, but only 20 years won. Meanwhile, Eknath Shinde’s group contested 80 seats and won 61. They are making an issue on the issue of Marathi language.
