‘Sushant Singh Rajput Was Disturbed, Had Some Information’: Sister Reiterates Murder Claim

Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai apartment on June 14, 2020. While some suspected it to be a case of death by suicide, others had alleged foul play.

Sushant’s sister believes there was foul play and a cover-up.

Over six years after Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai apartment, his sister, Shweta Singh Kirti, has now reiterated that the Bollywood actor was murdered. In a recent interview, Shweta claimed how multiple psychic told her about ‘foul play’ in her brother’s death and added that there are several questions which still remain unanswered.

“It’s been six years, we still do not know what really happened. What was the hurry for post mortem? He never used to lock his room. How was his room locked from inside? There are several answered questions,” Shweta told ‘Supertalks By Themovingship’. “Something was not right. Something was wrong,” she added.

Shweta further claimed that Sushant was disturbed after Disha Salian’s death, who was Sushant’s manager and died after falling from the 14th floor of a residential building in Mumbai. “After Disha Salian’s death, he was very much disturbed. He kept saying that they will not even spare him. I don’t know. Maybe he had some information he was about to come out with. Maybe something like that,” she stated. Asked if by ‘they’ Sushant meant Bollywood, Shweta said, “We do not know that”.

Shweta further said that she does not need a closure from CBI now and rather wants to focus on celebrating Sushant’s legacy. “We do not need a closure from CBI now, we know what had happened. Whatever they are doing, maybe cover-up, we know in our hearts what happened. There was some kind of cover-up. Now what do we do? After we know that there was some foul play. What do we do? Should we keep this wound open or should we live Sushant?” she said.

Source : https://www.news18.com/movies/bollywood/sushant-singh-rajput-was-disturbed-had-some-information-sister-reiterates-murder-claim-ws-lt-10269861.html

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