Keymaker who opened Sushant Singh Rajput's locked bedroom claims he was told to stop work if there was sound from inside

The key maker who came to open the door to Sushant Singh Rajput's bedroom on the fateful day of June 14, in an exclusive chat with Zee News, opened up about the events that unfolded as and when he reached his Bandra residence. 

The key maker who chose to remain anonymous said, "I received a call to open the lock at 1:05 pm on June 14, Siddharth Pithani (he did not know the caller's identity then, but later came to know that it was Sidharth Pithani after several media reports) gave me a call and I told him to Whatsapp me the picture of the lock. They sent the photo After that I went to the house on the sixth floor. I tried opening the door with my tools after which they asked me to break the lock." 

He further added that he was told to stop the work immediately if there was a sound from inside the room. He said that till then, he was unaware that the house belonged to Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

The key maker added that the lock was computerised and he had to break it using a hammer. He was given Rs 2,000 and was asked to leave the place as soon as he broke the lock. As per him, he said that he was not allowed to look or enter inside the actor's room and was taken away from there. 

He said when he left the place, the actor's sister was present in the house. Talking about the CBI investigation in the case, the key maker said that he has not received any call from the probe agency yet. He, however, added that if called, he would cooperate with the officials. His statements have been recorded by the Mumbai Police, who was earlier investigating the case.