Sushant Singh Rajput case: Sister Shweta makes fresh claim on postmortem
Sushant Singh Rajput's sister Shweta Singh Kirti has claimed a person linked to his postmortem told her his body showed signs of severe injury.
Six years after actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti has made a fresh claim about his postmortem. In a video shared on social media, Shweta said she had received some information from a person connected to the postmortem.
In the video, Shweta said she recently spoke to a person linked to Sushant's postmortem. According to her, this person told her that there were injury marks on Sushant's body. Shweta claimed his leg was broken, his eyes were injured, and a great deal of force had been used on him. She also mentioned the use of a stun gun. However, Shweta has not yet publicly identified the person, nor has she presented any documents to support these claims.
Following Shweta's new claim, discussion around Sushant's death has once again begun on social media. Sushant was found dead at his home in Mumbai on June 14, 2020, after which the case drew intense attention and was investigated from several angles by different agencies. Notably, postmortem reports that first emerged in 2020 had stated that no marks of struggle or external injuries were found on Sushant's body. This creates a clear contrast with what Shweta has now claimed.
Shweta also said in the video that after returning from Atlanta, many people came to meet her. Several of them expressed their feelings while remembering Sushant, and some became emotional. Shweta said many people still feel that what happened to Sushant was wrong.
Shweta also shared her personal thoughts. She said it is natural to feel sorrow and anger when something bad happens to a loved one, but she does not want to be trapped in hatred, revenge or bitterness. According to her, standing for love, trust, goodness and God is the purpose of her life. She said that even though there is injustice in the world, people should not lose faith in goodness and God, adding that the pain from difficult circumstances can become a means of change.
Shweta Singh Kirti's new claims are currently generating discussion, but they have not yet received any independent or official confirmation. They should therefore be treated as claims for now.
