Bollywood tadka team. At that time, the ground had slipped from under everyone’s feet, when the news of the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput came to the fore about two and a half years ago. On the afternoon of June 14, 2020, news came that Sushant had committed suicide by hanging himself in his flat in Mumbai. However, in this case many people believed that Sushant did not commit suicide, he was murdered. The investigation of this case was going on continuously. Meanwhile, a big truth related to the postmortem of the late actor has come to the fore. The person who did Sushant’s post-mortem claimed that he did not commit suicide, but the actor was murdered. In such a situation, now Sushant’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti has pleaded for his safety.
On Monday, the person who did the post-mortem of Sushant Singh’s body claimed that he had not committed suicide. Roopkumar Shah, who did Sushant’s postmortem, also claimed that the actor had several marks on his body and neck. Shah claimed that when I saw Sushant’s body, I immediately told my seniors that it was not suicide but murder. However, my seniors immediately asked to take photographs and give the dead body. This is the reason why the post-mortem was done at night itself.
In such a situation, Shweta Singh Kirti, daughter-in-law of the late actor, has made a tweet demanding Roopkumar’s safety. they wrote, ‘We have to take care that Roopkumar remains safe. CBI should be punctual on Sushant’s case. In his tweet, he has also tagged Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Let me tell you, in an interview given to news agency ANI, Shah said, ‘When Sushant Singh Rajput died, during that time we had received five bodies at Cooper Hospital for postmortem. One of those five bodies was a VIP body. When we went to do the postmortem, we came to know that the VIP body belonged to Sushant and there were many marks on his body. He also had two to three marks on his neck. The postmortem needed to be recorded, but higher officials were only asked to take photographs of the body. So, we just followed those orders.
Not only this, the person who conducted the postmortem also alleged that despite informing the authorities that Sushant had been murdered, he was asked to act ‘as per the rules’. Shah said, ‘When I saw Sushant’s body for the first time, I immediately informed my superiors that I think it is not a suicide, but a murder. I even told him that we should work according to the rules. However, my seniors told me to take photographs as soon as possible and hand over the body to the police. That’s why we did the postmortem at night itself.