Actor Gulshan Devaiah feels everyone should just let the CBI get on with the investigation into the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput in peace, instead of adding to the clamour around it."I think ‘everyone' should shut up and let the Central Bureau of Investigation do its job. Any kind of jibes or smarta**y remarks towards each other is unnecessary," Gulshan tweeted.His post comes after the ruling of the Supreme Court that ordered a court-monitored CBI probe into the death of Sushant.Sushant was found dead in his apartment in Mumbai on June 14."As actors, somewhere deep down inside, we think we know why he did it and that's why it (is) so disturbing, even if you didn't know him at all. It's a hard game to play and he played it very well but the game won in the end," he had tweeted after the news of his demise," he continued."In case you didn't know, Bollywood has no shortage of aggressive alphas and peacocks. No it's not gender specific… Successful people often fictionalise their success (like saying hard work, blessings etc). The ones who have failed will bare themselves to you and there is much to lean from that," added the actor, who has appeared in films like "Shaitan", "Goliyon Ki Raasleela: Ram-Leela", "Hunterrr", "A Death In The Gunj" and "Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota".Sushant is best known for his titular role in Neeraj Pandey's 2016 release, "MS Dhoni: The Untold Story", the biopic of former Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.He made his film debut in Abhishek Kapoor's 2013 release, "Kai Po Che!", and was seen in films like "Chhichhore", "Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!", "Raabta", "Kedarnath" and "Shudh Desi Romance".Before his Bollywood stint, he became a household name playing Manav Deshmukh in the TV series "Pavitra Rishta".