After the suicide of Tunisha Sharma, the lead actress in ‘Ali Baba: Dastan-e-Kabul,’ the television world is in mourning. Meanwhile, the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput has taken a new turn. Actually, the staff at the hospital where Sushant Singh Rajput’s postmortem was performed made a shocking revelation about the actor’s death.Rupkumar Shah, a Cooper Hospital mortuary employee, claims that Sushant was murdered rather than committed suicide.
Sushant’s neck and body bore numerous scars.
Following Roopkumar Shah’s claim, all forensic experts expressed their displeasure with the conspirators. They argue that if the hospital staff is so knowledgeable, what is the doctor and his degree good for? Roopkumar Shah claimed that several marks were found on Sushant Singh Rajput’s body and neck two years after his death.
The actor was killed in an entirely different manner.
Roopkumar Shah claims to have been on duty when the actor’s body was delivered to the hospital. He observed a sign of hanging on his neck when he saw the body, but it clearly did not appear to be suicide. According to Roopkumar, Sushant’s neck bore a mark similar to that of a person in agony after being pulled. Aside from that, various types of marks were seen on the feet, hands, and various parts of the body. According to the mortuary employee, the actor was killed in a completely different manner. That mark felt like a fracture to him.
Why was the mortuary employee deafeningly quiet for two years?
Despite the employee’s claims, forensic experts say that after two years, the employee is claiming a murder case. Where had he been up until now? Why hadn’t he told me earlier? Why did you remain silent for two years? The doctor stated that he is not an expert in the field. Even the forensic doctor was unsure whether the injury was internal or external until the body was thoroughly examined. The doctor went on to say that everything is decided scientifically. The employee will have to provide evidence to back up everything he says so that it can be proven that what he is saying is true. The employee should have informed the investigators agency of this.
Doctoral degrees are useless.
Other forensic experts say that while this could be a hint, it cannot be proof. Other experts should evaluate whoever makes such a claim. This allows us to determine whether or not the employee understands what he is saying. At the same time, another expert questioned the value of doctors and their degrees if mortuary staff can distinguish between murder and suicide. He stated that proving doctors wrong after two years is unacceptable. Such behavior must cease.