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'Those Who Committed Atrocity...':  Disha Salian's Father Satish Names Aaditya Thackeray, Bollywood Figures In Statement To CBI

· Free Press Journal

Mumbai: Following the registration of a First Information Report (FIR) by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with Disha Salian's death, her father, Satish Salian, on Tuesday said he had provided investigators with the names of several people, including Bollywood personalities and political figures who are, according to him, linked to his daughter's death.

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Speaking to reporters, Satish said, "I told the officials the names of those who committed the atrocity; I provided all those details and gave them my statement. I gave the names of Aaditya Thackeray, Dino Morea, Sooraj Pancholi and their bodyguards, and in covering, Param Bir Singh, Rhea Chakraborty, Sachin Vaze, and many others. I handed all those details over to them."

Satish recounts wait for probe

Satish said he had been waiting for the case to be reopened for the past two years and for an investigation to be conducted into the matter.

"Initially, an SIT was set up for the case, but they did nothing. I waited for another two years. Then I met Ashutosh Sir, who referred me to advocate Nilesh Ojha," he added.

According to Satish, he approached the Bombay High Court on Ojha's recommendation after the Commissioner's office did not respond to his request for an FIR to be registered.

Case handed over to CBI

"After that, the proceedings dragged on; the court kept assigning dates, and time just kept slipping by, a year and a half passed. Finally, an order was issued to hand the case over to the CBI. There was a hearing that lasted two-and-a-half days... Finally, an FIR was registered, and the case was handed over to the CBI; it was a major breakthrough," he added.

"Now, the door has opened, and the investigation has commenced. I am absolutely certain that we will eventually get justice. We waited for six years. God has finally granted this to us," Satish said.

CBI registers FIR

The CBI on Monday registered an FIR in connection with Disha Salian's death following a direction from the Bombay High Court for a probe into the case.

Disha Salian who was found dead on June 8, 2020. Her death had earlier been recorded as an Accidental Death Report (ADR).

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· The Guardian

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3 ‘Cheesy’ Y2K Pop Hits That Nostalgic Millennials Will Defend With Honor

· Vice

Many millennials who grew up in the new millennium are now nostalgic for it. Looking back, the early 2000s were strange as we pushed for a more futuristic aesthetic. The future we thought was coming hasn’t arrived yet, but we’re still nostalgic for that time. At the turn of the century, bubblegum pop and boy bands dominated the pop charts, and millennials ate it up. Millennials will defend these “cheesy” Y2K pop hits with honor, due to heavy nostalgia.

“Who Let the Dogs Out” By Baha Men

In the year 2000, Baha Men penned a hit that will never leave our millennials’ brains. The catchy “Who Let The Dogs Out” was hard to escape at the turn of the century. This novelty hit took over sporting events and parties throughout the US in 2000. Baha Men are a Bahamian junkanoo band formed in 1977, with a whopping 12 members. That’s a lot of Baha Men. If you put this song on around millennials, they can’t help but let out a few barks. In 2001, the group won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.

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“Oops!… I Did It Again” By Britney Spears

Britney Spears didn’t hesitate to follow up on her successful 1999 debut album…Baby One More Time. She brilliantly delivered Oops!… I Did It Again! one year later, in 2000. The album’s title track topped charts worldwide and reached No. 1 on the US Pop Airplay chart. In the music video, Spears appeared in an iconic red jumpsuit, contrasting her schoolgirl look from her debut release. As if this couldn’t get any more Y2K nostalgic, she references the Heart of the Sea diamond from the 1997 film Titanic.

“Blue (Da Ba Dee)” By Eiffel 65

This track continued to grow in popularity at the end of the 90s and well into the early 2000s. It’s another one of those early-2000s hits that felt impossible to escape. Its lyrics are nonsensical, mostly about blue things for some reason, sung through heavy Auto-Tune. In the song’s music video, an animated alien sings the track, which makes it even more early-2000s coded. This ridiculous song holds a place in special millennials’ hearts and reminds us of a simpler time. We were the kids who entered the new millennium with open minds and hope for the future.

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