Thrissur: Actor Dileep has repeatedly denied seeing Pulsar Suni, the main suspect in the actress attack case, but a mobile camera has caught both of them together, though at a safe distance.
A selfie shot apparently by a fan of Dileep along with the actor has emerged as evidence that Suni was present at the location of Dileep's film 'Georgettan's Pooram'.
Suni, seen in the background of the photograph, landed in the selfie accidentally. The selfie was taken at Kinattinkal Academy in Thrissur. It is suspected that the police have recorded the statement of the employees of the academy, who captured the selfie. The selfies were collected from the employees after the police got clues regarding Suni's presence in the shooting location. The police are probing if Suni had the help from people involved in film industry in attacking the actress.
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Dileep has denied having any kind of link with Suni and accused the professional kidnapper of trying to blackmail him.
The actress attack case, which took place in February, hogged the headlines recently again after a letter purportedly written by or at the behest of Suni to Dileep came out through media reports.
In the letter, Suni accuses the actor of making him a scapegoat and said the duo knew each other at least from the time of shooting for the film 'Sound Thoma'.
“I have not told anyone of the affairs from ‘Sound Thoma’ to ‘Georgettan’s Pooram’ (Dileep's films). I hope you understand the situation to write such a letter. Tell me if I should trust Nadhirshah or not,” the letter reads.
Dileep, however, rubbished the claims in the letter saying he had never seen Suni.
The case has taken new twists with the investigation team quizzing Dileep and his filmmaker friend Nadhirshah in connection with the case.
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