The tragic death of Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput continues to remain a talking point even years after the unfortunate incident. Recently, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti made startling revelations regarding the actor's postmortem report, once again igniting discussions and debates across social media platforms and the entertainment industry regarding the circumstances of his death in June 2020.
Shweta Singh Kirti's Video Statement Raises New Questions
Taking to her official social media handles, Shweta shared a video discussing her recent experiences and thanking fans for their relentless support. However, she also used the platform to share some unsettling details about the 2020 case. According to Shweta, she recently came to know that the individual who conducted the actor's autopsy had allegedly observed signs of severe struggle and external force on his body.
In her video statement, Shweta expressed her grief and anger over the tragedy. She stated,
"We recently came to know that the person who did my brother's postmortem stated that a stun gun was used on him. His legs were broken, a lot of force was applied to him, and there were injuries on his eyes. We all know in our hearts that what happened to my brother was wrong."— Shweta Singh Kirti, Sister of Sushant Singh Rajput
The Ongoing Quest for Justice and Closure
Shweta emphasized the emotional toll the tragedy has taken on the family and appealed to fans to remain resilient. She urged supporters not to act out of hatred or vengeance, but to continue seeking truth and justice through peaceful and loving means. Despite these emotional appeals, questions remain regarding the lack of official documentation or direct proof backing these latest assertions.
Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his Bandra residence on June 14, 2020. While initial local police investigations pointed towards suicide, mounting public pressure and family petitions led to the case being transferred to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in August 2020.
CBI Investigation and Final Closure Report
After a thorough investigation spanning over four years, the CBI filed its final closure report in March 2025. The federal agency concluded that there was no actionable evidence pointing to abetment to suicide or foul play, effectively granting clean chits to Rhea Chakraborty and other individuals previously named in connection with the case.
Despite the official closure by investigative authorities, family members and dedicated fans continue to question the official narrative. Shweta's recent video has reignited public interest, reminding followers of the unresolved doubts surrounding the tragic end of one of Bollywood's brightest stars.
